Abstract
Summary
Serine phosphatide fractions free of lysophosphatidylserine have been prepared from brain tissue. The strong anticoagulant activity of these fractions is ascribed to a naturally occurring serine phosphatide in the diester form which has the capacity to block formation of plasma thromboplastin as well as neutralize its effect after it is formed.
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