2010
DOI: 10.1161/atvbaha.108.177477
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Tissue Factor and Thrombosis Models

Abstract: Abstract-Mouse models of thrombosis have extended our understanding of the role of tissue factor (TF)

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“…Our conclusions also need modulation in terms of the specific injury model that we have used with qualifiers that the outcome may be dependent on vessel size, in the venous vs arterial system and type of injury. [45][46][47] Differences with the cremaster laser injury model in different injury scenarios could also yield alternative outcomes in terms of prothrombinase distribution and contribution of platelets to thrombin generation. Interestingly, however, Cooley et al 48,49 have established parallels between some of our observations and the response to electrolytic injury in large veins.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our conclusions also need modulation in terms of the specific injury model that we have used with qualifiers that the outcome may be dependent on vessel size, in the venous vs arterial system and type of injury. [45][46][47] Differences with the cremaster laser injury model in different injury scenarios could also yield alternative outcomes in terms of prothrombinase distribution and contribution of platelets to thrombin generation. Interestingly, however, Cooley et al 48,49 have established parallels between some of our observations and the response to electrolytic injury in large veins.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El sustrato del FXIa es el FIX, y el complejo FIXa-VIIIa mantiene la cadena de formación de FXa-FVa, el que a su vez gatilla la producción masiva de trombina con formación del coágulo de fi brina a partir del fi brinógeno circulante [9][10][11][12] . Los anticoagulantes actúan en diversos puntos de la cascada de la coagulación (Figura 1).…”
Section: Farmacofi Siologíaunclassified
“…La membrana de las plaquetas activadas provee una superficie rica en fosfolípidos aniónicos donde se ensamblan los complejos macromoleculares y las reacciones enzimáticas que concluyen en la generación de FXa, trombina y formación del coágulo de fibrina. 3 El desarrollo del proceso de la coagulación sobre membranas celulares es la base del modelo actual de Hemostasia Basada en Células 4,5,6,7,8 . Por razones de simplicidad, el antiguo esquema clásico de activación en cascada de los factores de la coagulación se muestra en la Figura 1.…”
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