Thrombosis
Studies from A. Aharon and co-authors have provided new information about thrombosis
Published in Blood Weekly, May 21st, 2009
"Microvesicles comprised of exosomes and microparticles are shed from both normal and malignant cells upon cell activation Or apoptosis. Microvesicles promote clot formation, mediate proinflammatory processes, facilitate cell-to-cell interactions, transfer proteins and mRNA to cells, and induce cell signalling," scientists writing in the journal Best Practice & Research Clinical Haematology report.
"Micioparticles hearing tissue factor play a central role ill Coagulation initiation and thrombus formation. This chapter will review earlier studies which focus on the role of procoagulaut microvesicles in cancer thrombogenicity, and discuss the effects of...
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Source: Blood Weekly (2009-05-21)
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