Prothrombin, also called Factor II, is a vitamin K dependant coagulation factor, glycoprotein of about 72 kD, synthesized in the liver. Prothrombin is usually present at about 100micrograms/mililiter in plasma.
Prothrombin is a zymogen converted to thrombin by the action of factor Xa and factor V in the presence of phospholipids and calcium. Meizothrombin is an intermediate formed during this conversion of prothrombin, which is active toward synthetic specific peptide substrate.
| Product | Method/Application | Packaging | CAT # |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biophen Prothrombin (DISCONTINUED) | Chromogenic / RUO | 1 kit | 221605 |
| Biophen Prothrombin (DISCONTINUED) | Clotting | 200 determinations | 222005 |
| Prothrombin, Human | Protein | 1 x 1 mg (1 ml) | PP006B |
| Prothrombin, Human (DISCONTINUED) | Enzyme | Bulk (Inquire) | PP006C |
| Prothrombin, Human | Protein | 6 x 1 mg | PP006K |
| Prothrombin, Bovine (DISCONTINUED) | Enzyme | 1 mg (1 ml) | BP103A |
| Prothrombin, Bovine (DISCONTINUED) | Enzyme | 6 x 1 mg | BP103K |
| Prothrombin Activator Diluent | Enzyme | 1 x 20 ml | AR022A |
| Ecarin | Diluent | 1 x 20 ml | ED0413-20 |
| Ecarin | Diluent | 1 x 50 EU | ECARIN50B |