aprotinin

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a·pro·ti·nin (ā-prōt'n-ĭn, ā-prōt'-)

n. A natural polypeptide and protease inhibitor that affects blood clotting and is used during high-risk surgery, such as cardiopulmonary bypass, to reduce bleeding.

[a-¹ + prot(e)in(ase) + -in.]

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Main Entry: apro·ti·nin
Pronunciation: A-'prOt-&-nin
Function: noun
: a polypeptide used for its protease-inhibiting properties especiallyin the treatment of pancreatitis —see TRASYLOL

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