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The aggregation of blood platelets [PDF]
The Journal of Physiology, 1963 Inthe circulating bloodtheplatelets are normally carried along separately from each other and there is no evidence that they adhere to normal vascular endothelium.
G. Born, M. Cross
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THE VISCOUS METAMORPHOSIS OF THE BLOOD PLATELETS [PDF]
Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1917 From the experiments above described it is evident that the viscous metamorphosis of the blood platelets in shed blood is intimately associated with the early stages of coagulation and that the presence of calcium is a very important element, though ...
J. Homer Wright, G. Minot
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THE HISTOGENESIS OF BLOOD PLATELETS [PDF]
Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1913 1. Under normal circumstances blood platelets are largely derived from the megakaryocyte of the blood-forming organs. 2. The transitional leucocyte, representing a persistent form of the embryonic premegakaryocyte, is a circulating homologue of the ...
W. Brown
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THE BLOOD PLATELETS IN HEMOPHILIA [PDF]
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1916 Hemophilia on account of its striking nature was early recognized as a clinical entity, and has been the subject of many observations. Many theories as to its causation have been advanced. With the development of methods for the study of the blood it has
G. Minot, R. I. Lee
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THE RATE OF REGENERATION OF BLOOD PLATELETS [PDF]
Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1911 By repeatedly withdrawing, defibrinating, and reinjecting blood, the platelet count in dogs can be reduced to an extremely low level. When the reduction in platelets and fibrinogen has been carried to an extreme degree the animals display a marked ...
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Adenosine and blood platelets [PDF]
Purinergic Signalling, 2011 Adenosine is an important regulatory metabolite and an inhibitor of platelet activation. Adenosine released from different cells or generated through the activity of cell-surface ectoenzymes exerts its effects through the binding of four different G-protein-coupled adenosine receptors.
Hillary A. Johnston-Cox, K. Ravid
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THE PHYSIOLOGY OF BLOOD PLATELETS [PDF]
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1966 Since the publication of the proceedings of the Henry Ford Hospital Symposium on Blood Platelets in 1960 much has been accomplished in research on various aspects of platelet structure and function. Marcus and Zucker have drawn from their extensive experience, culled the current literature, and summarized succinctly and expertly many facets of platelet
John O’Brien
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Blood Platelets as an Important but Underrated Circulating Source of TGFβ
International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 2021 When treating diseases related primarily to tissue remodeling and fibrosis, it is desirable to regulate TGFβ concentration and modulate its biological effects. The highest cellular concentrations of TGFβ are found in platelets, with about 40% of all TGFβ
K. Karolczak, C. Watała
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BLOOD-PLATELETS AND TUBERCULOSIS [PDF]
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1914 So little is known concerning blood-platelets, and so little interest has been taken in them, that their description by Adami and Nichols 1 is almost fully quoted. If only because they play so important a part in the process of thrombosis it is necessary to have a clear understanding regarding the blood-platelets, or, more accurately, regarding what ...
Gerald B. Webb +2 more
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