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F]FDG in patients with NET.A patient with hematuria in our clinic was diagnosed with urolithiasis. Analysis of the patient's plasma clotting-time indicated that both APTT (52.6 s) and PT (19.4 s) are prolonged and prothrombin activity is reduced to 12.4% of normal, though the patient exhibited no abnormal bleeding phenotype and a prothrombin antigen level of 87.9%. Genetic analysis revealed the patient is homozygous for prothrombin Y510N mutation. We expressed and characterized the prothrombin-Y510N variant in appropriate coa
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