Plasminolysis of the fibrinogen arginine and its DH-fragment residues was sufficiently lower in contrast to that of initial proteins. It is supposed that the decrease of the speed of the process is the result of the blocking of centres, adequate to arginyl-binding sites of plasmin molecule.

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