Fibrin is mostly used in medical or scientific discussions about blood clotting.

Medical Context

Don't confuse fibrin with fabric or fiber; it's a specific blood protein.

Not a Fabric

Fibrin is a technical term, so it's not used metaphorically or in slang.

Literal Use

 Now, in the time that it takes me to introduce the bleed itself, our material is able to stop that bleed, and it's because it actually goes on and works with the body to heal, so it reassembles into this piece of meat, and then the blood actually recognizes that that's happening, and produces fibrin,

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 About two to three days after the wound, the proliferative stage occurs, when fibroblast cells begin to enter the wound. In the process of collagen deposition, they produce a fibrous protein called collagen in the wound site, forming connective skin tissue to replace the fibrin from before.

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 Henderson to keep Viper challenged I ran with fibrin jr. in Central Park and directly afterwards I decided to march straight on down to Times Square you actually walk 230 some blocks from Central Park into the heart of midtown Manhattan with all the lights all the

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 fibroid and silk fibrin is basically just the protein from a silk cocoon as shown here and it has a ton of properties but one of them is that when you mix a protein with it it is able to stabilize it and make it kind of chemically stabilized so that's the

Fibrin

Medical Context

Not a Fabric

Literal Use

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