Noun
/ˌɔːtəʊprəʊˈθrɒmbɪn/
Autoprothrombin is a term used in medical and biological contexts, specifically in relation to blood coagulation. It refers to a precursor substance from which prothrombin is derived, playing a crucial role in the clotting process. The term is more commonly used in written contexts, particularly in scientific literature and medical texts.
The term "autoprothrombin" is not frequently used in everyday conversation and is primarily utilized in specialized fields such as hematology, medicine, and biochemistry.
Исследователи обнаружили, что уровни ауто тромбин были значительно повышены у пациентов с нарушениями свертываемости крови.
Understanding the role of autoprothrombin in the coagulation cascade can help in developing new treatments for hemophilia.
Понимание роли ауто тромбин в каскаде свертывания может помочь в разработке новых методов лечения гемофилии.
Clinicians monitored autoprothrombin levels to assess the risk of thrombosis in their patients.
"Autoprothrombin" does not belong to any commonly used idiomatic expressions. However, in the medical community, it may be discussed in contexts related to clotting and bleeding disorders, but these do not typically take the form of idioms.
The term "autoprothrombin" can be broken down into three parts: - "Auto-" meaning self or automatic, suggesting a self-generating process. - "Prothrombin," which is derived from "pro-" meaning before and "thrombin," a critical enzyme in blood coagulation. The term indicates a precursor to thrombin, an essential component in blood clotting.