p-155, a multimeric platelet protein that is expressed on activated platelets

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1991
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Abstract
Platelets respond to a large number of stimuli by undergoing complex biochemical and morphological changes. These changes are involved in physiological processes including adhesion, aggregation, and coagulation. Platelet activation produces membrane alterations that can be recognized by monoclonal a …
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Authors Hayward CP;Smith JW;Horsewood P;Warkentin TE;Kelton JG;;
Journal The Journal of biological chemistry
Year 1991
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE gel humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine research support non-u.s. gov't Antibodies Monoclonal Immunoblotting kinetics electrophoresis molecular weight macromolecular substances two-dimensional pmid:2016319 c p hayward j w smith j g kelton antigen-antibody complex / analysis blood platelets / physiology* isoelectric focusing leukocytes / chemistry platelet activation* platelet membrane glycoproteins / biosynthesis* platelet membrane glycoproteins / isolation & purification platelet membrane glycoproteins / metabolism*

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