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AMONG the techniques described for the measurement of fibrinogenolytic activity, the elegance of the method of Wilhelm, Miles and Mackay1 seems to have been unnoticed by many workers.
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INGRAM, G., MATCHETT, M. The ‘Serial Thrombin Time’ Method for measuring Fibrinogenolytic Activity in Plasma. Nature 188, 674–675 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1038/188674a0
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