Key result
Collagen-platelet interaction is a two-step process of adhesion and activation involving sequential recognition of distinct receptors, culminating in unique signaling events.
Design
Review
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May refine future antiplatelet targeting; leaves open clinical translation of collagen-receptor mechanisms.
Provides a detailed molecular overview of the collagen-platelet interaction, highlighting the sequential roles of specific receptors in adhesion and activation.
Barnes et al. (1998) conducted a review in Hemostasis and thrombosis. Collagen-platelet interaction was evaluated. Collagen-platelet interaction is a two-step process of adhesion and activation involving sequential recognition of distinct receptors, culminating in unique signaling events.
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