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Published on: July 10, 2017
Platelet membrane glycoproteins in normal dogs and dogs with hemostatic defects
Abstract:
Glycoproteins solubilized from membrane-enriched fractions of platelets from dogs with TT or VWD and from normal controls were compared by SDS-PAGE. The results were similar to those for the analogous human disorders. Both normal and VWD canine platelet MPs contained three major glycoproteins as well as four smaller-molecular-weight proteins that stained for carbohydrate with the PAS reagent. In contrast, MPs from dogs with TT had a higher concentration of GP I, a varied expression of GP II, and a lower concentration of GP III. The findings re-emphasize the value of comparative studies of these models of human hemostatic defects.
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