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PREVIOUS publications1,2 attest to the existence of a physiological anticoagulating system in some animals. Moreover, a surmise was made concerning the presence in blood vessels of chemoreceptors reacting to the appearance of thrombin in the blood, and through the reflex arc calling into play a neuro-humoral mechanism which prevents the coagulation of the circulating blood.
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KUDRJASHOV, B. Interrelations between the Blood Coagulating System and the Physiological Anticoagulating System. Nature 184, 454–455 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/184454a0
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