fibrins

Wound sealing threads

Fibrins is the plural of fibrin, a protein that forms the structural basis of blood clots.

When you cut yourself, fibrin strands weave together into a mesh that traps blood cells and platelets, creating a clot that stops bleeding.

The word appears most often in medical and scientific contexts discussing coagulation, wound healing, or clotting disorders.

The lab analyzed the fibrins present in the sample.

clotting

coagulation

Liquid solidifying into mass

thrombosis · hemostasis · platelets · plasmin · thrombus · coagulants · anticoagulant · warfarin · embolism · venous

mesh

network

Interconnected system

  • scaffoldTemporary elevated work structure
  • latticeOpenwork of crossed strips
  • matrixOrdered numerical arrangement

framework · weave · reticulation · interlace · tangle · webbing · strand · crosslinks · gel · architecture

healing

wound

Coiled, or an injury

tissue · regeneration · scar · closure · sealing · hemostatic · plug · adhesion · remodeling · knitting

blood

plasma

Electrified matter state

hemorrhage · bleeding · vessel · vascular · transfusion · phlebotomy · hematology

protein

polypeptide

Amino acid polymer

disulfide · structure · synthesis · domains · molecular · degradation

Opposites
clotting process state

fibrinsfibrinogen

Plasma protein for coagulation

plasmin · thrombolytics · anticoagulants · heparin · warfarin

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