Platelets Can Associate With SARS-CoV-2 RNA and Are Hyperactivated in COVID-19

Younes Zaid; Florian Puhm; Isabelle Allaeys; Abdallah Naya; Mounia Oudghiri; Loubna Khalki; Youness Limami; Nabil Zaïd; Khalid Sadki; Rafiqua Ben El Haj; Wissal Mahir; Lamiae Belayachi; Bouchra Belefquih; A. Benouda; Amine Cheikh; Marc‐André Langlois; Yahia Cherrah; Louis Flamand; Fadila Guessous; Éric Boilard

doi:10.1161/circresaha.120.317703

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Taken together, the data suggest that platelets are at the frontline of COVID-19 pathogenesis, as they release various sets of molecules through the different stages of the disease. Platelets may thus have the potential to contribute to the overwhelming thrombo-inflammation in COVID-19, and the inhibition of pathways related to platelet activation may improve the outcomes during COVID-19.

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