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Activated Protein C Resistance

 
 
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Disease relevance of Activated Protein C Resistance

 

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Chemical compound and disease context of Activated Protein C Resistance

 

Biological context of Activated Protein C Resistance

 

Anatomical context of Activated Protein C Resistance

 

Gene context of Activated Protein C Resistance

  • Factor V (FV) gene mutations like FV(Leiden) (R506Q) and FV(R2) (H1299R) may cause APC resistance either by reducing the susceptibility of FVa to APC-mediated inactivation or by interfering with the cofactor activity of FV in APC-catalyzed FVIIIa inactivation [9].
  • This protein is involved in activated protein C resistance, the most common inherited thrombotic disorder known [25].
  • Improved distinction of factor V wild-type and factor V Leiden using a novel prothrombin-based activated protein C resistance assay [26].
  • However, in patients with congenital PS deficiency, there was no correlation between APC-resistance and free PS level [27].
  • TAFI activity was significantly reduced in APC resistance patients compared to control (P=.018) [28].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Activated Protein C Resistance

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