Definitions

1. noun

An enzyme produced by the body to break down blood clots, also known as fibrin.

“The doctor administered a medication to stimulate the production of plasmin and dissolve the blood clot.”

2. noun

An enzyme that breaks down fibrin, the main component of blood clots.

“Plasmin is a type of proteolytic enzyme that dissolves fibrin clots.”

3. noun

A type of enzyme that is involved in the breakdown of blood clots and the removal of dead tissue.

“The wound required the application of a topical agent to stimulate the production of plasmin and aid in the healing process.”