Role of cysteine in jaundice hemorrhages
Kazan medical journal ›› 1935, Vol. 31 ›› Issue (8-9) : 1114 -1114.
Role of cysteine in jaundice hemorrhages
The role of calcium, platelets, and other factors that were associated with bleeding was not confirmed in jaundice. Carr and Toote found that the amino acid cysteine was the main factor impeding blood clotting. In obstructive jaundice, this amino acid accumulates in the blood and in in vitro experiments and, when administered to animals, causes a deterioration in blood clotting.
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