ROLE OF SHEAR RATE AND PLATELETS IN PROMOTING FIBRIN FORMATION ON RABBIT SUBENDOTHELIUM - STUDIES UTILIZING PATIENTS WITH QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE PLATELET DEFECTS
ROLE OF SHEAR RATE AND PLATELETS IN PROMOTING FIBRIN FORMATION ON RABBIT SUBENDOTHELIUM - STUDIES UTILIZING PATIENTS WITH QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE PLATELET DEFECTS
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DOI:
10.1172/jci112663
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发表时间:
1986-10-01
影响因子:
15.9
通讯作者:
BAUMGARTNER, HR
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作者:
WEISS, HJ;TURITTO, VT;BAUMGARTNER, HR
The deposition of platelets on subendothelium of rabbit aortic segments exposed to non-anticoagulant human blood increased progressively with increasing wall shear rates (50-2,600 s-1), whereas fibrin deposition decreased. Studies in normal subjects and patients with platelet disorders suggested that, under the conditions used, platelets were essential for fibrin deposition at intermediate (650 s-1) but not low (50 s-1) shear rates. Fibrin deposition was markedly diminished in a patient with Scott syndrome whose platelets have a diminished capacity to bind Factor Xa and active Factors IX and II. In glycoprotein IIb-IIIa-deficiency, fibrin deposition was normal (or somewhat increased), whereas in glycoprotein Ib deficiency the association of fibrin with platelets, but not subendothelium, was decreased. The findings indicate that platelets, perhaps through surface localization of coagulation proteins, promote fibrin deposition on subendothelium at arterial shear rates and suggest that agents directed against platelet coagulant properties could be antithrombotic.