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Therapeutics targeting the fibrinolytic system
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AbstractThe function of the fibrinolytic system was first identified to dissolve fibrin to maintain vascular patency. Connections between the fibrinolytic system and many other physiological and pathological processes have been well established. Dysregulation of the fibrinolytic system is closely associated with multiple pathological conditions, including thrombosis, inflammation, cancer progression, and neuropathies. Thus, molecules in the fibrinolytic system are potent therapeutic and diagnostic targets. This review summarizes the currently used agents targeting this system and the development of novel therapeutic strategies in experimental studies. Future directions for the development of modulators of the fibrinolytic system are also discussed.
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Title: Therapeutics targeting the fibrinolytic system
Description:
AbstractThe function of the fibrinolytic system was first identified to dissolve fibrin to maintain vascular patency.
Connections between the fibrinolytic system and many other physiological and pathological processes have been well established.
Dysregulation of the fibrinolytic system is closely associated with multiple pathological conditions, including thrombosis, inflammation, cancer progression, and neuropathies.
Thus, molecules in the fibrinolytic system are potent therapeutic and diagnostic targets.
This review summarizes the currently used agents targeting this system and the development of novel therapeutic strategies in experimental studies.
Future directions for the development of modulators of the fibrinolytic system are also discussed.
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