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Study findings on thrombosis are outlined in reports from St. Thomas' Hospital

Published in Blood Weekly, July 12th, 2007

Scientists discuss in "Characterisation of five factor XI mutations" new findings in thrombosis. According to recent research published in the journal Thrombosis and Haemostasis, "A large scale factor XI (FXI) mutation screening program identified a number of novel candidate mutations and previously reported mutations and polymorphisms. Five potential missense mutations were selected for further study; these included two novel missense mutations -Met-18Ile (p.Met1Ile) and Met102Thr (p.Met120Thr), two previously reported missense mutations -Tyr133Ser (Tyr151Ser) and Thr575Met (Thr593Met), and one amino acid substitution previously reported as a polymorphism -Arg378Cys...

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