ADHESIVE RECEPTOR MAC-1 COORDINATES THE ACTIVATION OF FACTOR-X ON STIMULATED CELLS OF MONOCYTIC AND MYELOID DIFFERENTIATION - AN ALTERNATIVE INITIATION OF THE COAGULATION PROTEASE CASCADE
ADHESIVE RECEPTOR MAC-1 COORDINATES THE ACTIVATION OF FACTOR-X ON STIMULATED CELLS OF MONOCYTIC AND MYELOID DIFFERENTIATION - AN ALTERNATIVE INITIATION OF THE COAGULATION PROTEASE CASCADE
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DOI:
10.1073/pnas.85.20.7462
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发表时间:
1988-10-01
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
EDGINGTON, TS
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作者:
ALTIERI, DC;MORRISSEY, JH;EDGINGTON, TS
Monocytes initiate coagulation through regulated surface expression of tissue factor and local assembly of a proteolytic enzymatic complex formed by tissue factor and factor VII/activated factor VII. We now show that, in the absence of these initiating molecules, monocytes and cell lines of monocytic/myeloid differentiation can alternatively initiate coagulation after exposure to ADP. The molecular basis for this procoagulant response consists of two distinct events. First, cell stimulation with ADP induces high-affinity binding of coagulation factor X to the surface-adhesive receptor Mac-1. Locally, Mac-1-concentrated factor X is then rapidly proteolytically cleaved to an active protease with size and activity characteristics of activated factor X, which supports the cell-associated formation of thrombin and the procoagulant response. We conclude that the monocytic/myeloid adhesive receptor Mac-1 has the unexpected, specifically inducible property to organize a molecular assembly culminating in rapid fibrin formation that is independently regulated from tissue factor and factor VII/activated factor VII.