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Venous valve sinus endothelium exhibits a thromboresistant phenotype compared to vein luminal endothelium.
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Highlights research on a thromboresistant phenotype of venous valve sinus endothelium compared to vein luminal endothelium in the context of venous thrombus formation.
In this issue of Blood , Brooks and colleagues report on a thromboresistant phenotype of venous valve sinus endothelium as compared to vein luminal endothelium. Venous thrombi are formed in the setting of low flow and low shear stress and mainly consist of fibrin strands, red blood cells, and a few
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Kyrle et al. (2009) studied this question. Venous valve sinus endothelium exhibits a thromboresistant phenotype compared to vein luminal endothelium.
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