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Figure 1(a) contains proteins with fibrinolytic activity and molecular weights of 82, 70 and 54 kDa, which correspond to plasmin, t-PA and two-chain urokinase-type plasmino-gen activator (tcu-PA)
Figure 3. Enzyme electropho- regram of subretinal fluid: 1) subretinal fluid; 2) t-PA stan-dard (MW 70 kDa); 3) uroki- nase standard (MW 56, 33 kDa)
Figure 5. mice blood plasma with MAb directed against plasminogen: 1) plasmin standard (MW 82 kDa); 2) miniplasmin standard (MW 36 kDa); Western-blot of Lewis carcinoma 3) blood plasma sample

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