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Editorial reviews the history of platelet membrane glycoproteins in thrombosis and coagulation.
Historical perspective on platelet glycoproteins may inform research context; leaves open clinical translation to current practice.
T ocontribute to this AnniversaryIssue of Thrombosis andHaemostasis is agreat pleasure for me,not in the least because first as ThrombosisetDiathesis Haemorrhagica and subsequentlyunder its current name,this journal has such an important placei nt he historyo fo ur discipline.Iw ellr emember meeting Dr.Rosemary Biggs, editor of the journal, earlyinm y days as an assistant at the SirWilliamDunn School of Pathology in Oxford (1968Oxford ( -1970)).Dr.Biggs worked in Oxford,atownwith ahistoryofpioneering studiesonthrombosis and coagulation
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Alan T. Nurden (2007) conducted an editorial in Thrombosis and coagulation. This editorial provides a historical perspective on platelet membrane glycoproteins and the field of thrombosis and coagulation.
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