Thrombosis
Researchers at Montreal General Hospital target thrombosis
Published in Cardiovascular Business Week, May 5th, 2009
"We hypothesized that anti-HSP60 autoantibodies could potentiate thrombosis, and evaluated the effect of anti-murine HSP60 antibodies in a ferric chloride (FeCl3)-induced murine model of carotid artery injury. Anti-HSP60, or control, IgG was administered to BALB/c mice 48 h prior to inducing carotid artery injury, and blood flow was monitored using an ultrasound probe. Thrombus formation was more rapid and stable in anti-HSP60 IGG-treated...
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