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Preparation of orientated fibrous mats from fibronectin: composition and stability by Brown, R A, Blunn, G W, Ejim, O S

“…The biochemical characteristics of a novel biomaterial, based on the aggregated adhesive protein, fibronectin (Fn), are reported here. Fibrous, orientated…”
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Fibronectin concentrations in plasma in peripheral vascular disease by Ejim, O S, Fonseca, V, Coumar, A, Mathur, S, Bell, J L, Dandona, P

“…Fibronectin (Fn) concentrations were measured immunoturbidimetrically in plasma of normal subjects and patients with peripheral vascular disease (PVD) before…”
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Production of artificial-orientated mats and strands from plasma fibronectin: a morphological study by Ejim, O S, Blunn, G W, Brown, R A

“…Fibronectin is an extracellular matrix glycoprotein involved in wound healing. Techniques have been developed for the preparation of orientated fibronectin…”
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Ferrocenopapain, an organometallic protein formed by site-specific inactivation of papain using chloroacetylferrocene by Douglas, K T, Ejim, O S, Taylor, K

“…Papain is rapidly, specifically and irreversibly inactivated by chloroacetylferrocene in a time-dependent, two-stage process which involves initial, physical…”
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A flow cytometric analysis of fibronectin binding to platelets from patients with peripheral vascular disease by Ejim, O S, Powling, M J, Dandona, P, Kernoff, P B, Goodall, A H

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Preparation of a gelatin-binding conjugate containing gold thiomalate by Brown, R A, More, J, Ejim, O S

“…Plasma fibronectin has a range of binding sites, for ligands, including denaturated collagen (gelatin). It has been proposed that this activity may be used for…”
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A study of platelet fibronectin immunofluorescence in peripheral vascular disease and diabetes mellitus by Ejim, O S, Barradas, M A, Mikhailidis, D P, Poulter, L W, Coumar, A, Dandona, P

“…Platelets hyperaggregability and hypersecretion fibronectin (Fn) are known to occur in peripheral vascular disease (PVD) and diabetes mellitus (DM) with…”
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