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• Factor de coagulación — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Los factores de coagulación son todas aquellas proteínas originales de la sangre que participan y forman parte del coágulo sanguíneo. Son trece los factores de coagulación, nombrados con números romanos, todos ellos… …   Wikipedia Español

• Factor IX — Coagulation factor IX PDB rendering based on 1pfx …   Wikipedia

• Christmas disease — Christ·mas disease kris məs n a hereditary sex linked hemorrhagic disease involving absence of a coagulation factor in the blood and failure of the clotting mechanism called also hemophilia B compare HEMOPHILIA Christmas Stephen British child… …   Medical dictionary

• Christmas disease — haemophilia B a disorder that is identical in its effects to haemophilia A, but is due to a deficiency of a different blood coagulation factor, the Christmas factor (Factor IX). [S. Christmas (20th century), in whom the factor was first… …   The new mediacal dictionary

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• Christmas — Day redirects here. For other uses, see Christmas (disambiguation) and Christmas Day (disambiguation). Christmas …   Wikipedia

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• factor IX — nīn n a clotting factor whose absence is associated with Christmas disease called also autoprothrombin II, Christmas factor * * * a coagulation factor normally present in blood. Deficiency of the factor results in haemophilia B. * * * see under… …   Medical dictionary

• Christmas (surname) — Christmas is a relatively rare surname, which is sometimes said to have been a byname given to a person born at Christmas. However, others dispute this interpretation.[1] The byname was spelled Cristemass in 1185 and 1191, and Cristesmesse in… …   Wikipedia