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A new class of selective FXIIIa inhibitors with a bicyclic [1,2,4]-thiadiazole pharmacophore is described. At 160 muM, compound 8 caused 50% reduction in fibrin gamma-chain cross-linking and suppressed the polymerization of alpha chains in platelet-depleted human plasma clots. Fibrinolysis rates in response to tissue plasminogen activator were directly proportional to the concentration of 8 in plasma at the time of clotting.
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