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Clot Retraction

 
 
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Disease relevance of Clot Retraction

 

High impact information on Clot Retraction

 

Biological context of Clot Retraction

 

Anatomical context of Clot Retraction

 

Associations of Clot Retraction with chemical compounds

  • The contribution of the three hypothesized integrin-binding sites in fibrinogen to platelet-mediated clot retraction [16].
  • Other tests of platelet function including clot retraction, platelet factor 3 availability, and collagen-induced or epinephrine-induced aggregation remained normal during the administration of these drugs [17].
  • These effects were selective because fibrin clot retraction, a response also dependent on alphaIIbbeta3 and actin contractility, was unaffected by C3, as was the content of F-actin in resting or agonist-stimulated platelets [18].
  • Propanolol blocked the release of 14C-serotonin from platelets, inhibited platelet adhesion to collagen, and interfered with clot retraction [19].
  • This relaxation of clot retraction was observed in both thrombin and ionophore A23187-stimulated platelets [20].
 

Gene context of Clot Retraction

  • In addition, D3 also inhibited whole blood clot retraction, in contrast to AP3 and C3, suggesting that conformational constraints on alphaIIbbeta3 by D3 binding not only influenced the CD9 complex but also affected alphaIIbbeta3 post receptor occupancy events [21].
  • Inhibition of clot lysis and decreased binding of tissue-type plasminogen activator as a consequence of clot retraction [22].
  • These data suggest that platelets inhibit clot lysis at therapeutic concentrations of t-PA as a consequence of clot retraction and decreased access of fibrinolytic proteins [22].
  • Antibodies to GPIIb alpha (300-312) inhibit Fg binding, clot retraction, and platelet adhesion to multiple ligands [23].
  • These experiments define requirements for alpha IIb beta 3-mediating clot retraction, establish the capacity of alpha v beta 3 to mediate this process, and suggest differing functional roles of the alpha v and alpha IIb cytoplasmic domains [2].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Clot Retraction

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