Process for the production of high purity thrombin

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology – Enzyme – proenzyme; compositions thereof; process for... – Hydrolase

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424 9464, C12N 974, A61K 37547

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051513552

ABSTRACT:
A liquid thrombin preparation is prepared by reacting a unit of prothrombin with less than 5 units of thromboplastin in the presence of calcium, contacting the resultant thrombin with a phosphate buffer, and diluting and filtering the suspension. The filtrate is then applied sequentially to an anion-exchange agarose column and a cation-exchange agarose column and the thrombin fraction is step-wise eluted from the latter column with phosphate buffered saline. Liquid thrombin preparations thereby obtained have specific activities greater than 1,600 U/mg and can be used in haemostasis.

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