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[Cytoimunofluorometry and its use in the detection of blood platelet activation].

Martina Loudová, Jan Krejsek, O Kopecký, J Malý

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Blood platelet activation is a complex process involved in the physiological hemostasis and also in a number of disorders. Platelets change their morphology, modify their surfaces glycoprotein receptors with adhesive functions. Procoagulant microparticles are shedding and the aggregates of platelets with leucocytes are appearing. The activated platelet can be detected by flow cytometry after imunofluorescent staining.

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Blood platelet activation is a complex process involved in the physiological hemostasis and also in a number of disorders. Platelets change their morphology, modify their surfaces glycoprotein receptors with adhesive functions. Procoagulant microparticles are shedding and the aggregates of platelets with leucocytes are appearing. The activated platelet can be detected by flow cytometry after imunofluorescent staining.

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Blood platelet activation is a complex process involved in the physiological hemostasis and also in a number of disorders. Platelets change their morphology, modify their surfaces glycoprotein receptors with adhesive functions. Procoagulant microparticles are shedding and the aggregates of platelets with leucocytes are appearing. The activated platelet can be detected by flow cytometry after imunofluorescent staining.

Key concepts: Platelet, Hemostasis, Platelet activation, Flow cytometry, Platelet membrane glycoprotein, Cell biology, Glycoprotein, Receptor

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