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Carboxipeptidase B2
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A carboxipeptidase B2 (CPB2) tamén chamada carboxipeptidase U (CPU), carboxipeptidase B do plasma (pCPB), ou inhibidor da fibrinólise activable pola trombina (TAFI)[1] é un encima que intervén na coagulación do sangue, que nos humanos está codificado polo xene CPB2 situado no cromosoma 13.[2][3]
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