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Role in inflammation

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The enzymatic activity of trypsin has a number of roles during inflammation:

  • activation of factor XII to XIIa, so further triggering either local coagulation, the kinin cascade or further plasmin production, depending on local circumstances
  • it produces fibrin degradation products which may increase vessel permeability
  • it activates complement component C3 to C3a

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