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Fibrinogen is a large soluble plasma protein which is converted into fibrin. This reaction takes place during the final stage of blood clotting and is catalysed by the enzyme thrombin.

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	Fibrinogen is a large soluble [[~~plasma~~ proteins\|plasma protein]] which is converted into [[~~fibrin~~\|fibrin]]. This reaction takes place during the final stage of [[~~blood~~ clotting\|blood clotting]] and is catalysed by the [[~~enzyme~~\|enzyme]][[~~thrombin~~\|thrombin]].		Fibrinogen is a large soluble [[Plasma proteins\|plasma protein]] which is converted into [[Fibrin\|fibrin]]. This reaction takes place during the final stage of [[Blood clotting\|blood clotting]] and is catalysed by the [[Enzyme\|enzyme]] [[Thrombin\|thrombin]].