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On the origin of the antiheparin activity of serum. The effect of reserpin

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Es wurde gezeigt, dass Zusatz von Reserpin zum Blut die Antiheparinaktivität im Serum deutlich steigert. Da Reserpin zugleich die Thrombocyten beeinflusst, wird vermutet, dass diese für die Antiheparinaktivität verantwortlich sind.

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  1. Institute for Cardiovascular Research, Prague, Czechoslovakia

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Vavřík, M. On the origin of the antiheparin activity of serum. The effect of reserpin. Experientia 21, 701–702 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02138481

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