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Plasmin does not activate factor X into the enzyme--factor Xa. On the contrary, the enzyme inactivates factor X, rendering it incapable of conversion into factor Xa during incubation in 25% sodium citrate. After proteolysis by plasmin the prothrombin preparations contaminated with factor X lose their ability to generate thrombin. This ability is partially restored by an addition of factor X.
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