Clotting Inhibition Flashcards

1
Q

What 2 things produced Tissue factor pathway inhibitor (TFPI)?

A

Endothelial cells
Alpha granules in activated platelets

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2
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What 2 complexes does TFPI bind to?

A

TF/VIIa/Xa complex
Xa/protein S complex

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3
Q

What does TFPI binding cause?

A

Inhibits formation of Xa

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4
Q

What enzyme binds IIa if it hits healthy endothelium?

A

Thrombomodulin - changes thrombin’s specificity to activate PC

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5
Q

What is PC?

A

Protein that inhibits clotting when activated

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6
Q

Where does PCa act?

A

surface of platelets

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7
Q

What 2 factors does PCa degrade?

A

VIIIa
Va

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8
Q

Which receptor supports protein C activation?

A

Endothelial protein C receptor

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9
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What membrane structure does PCa bind to?

A

-vely charged phospholipids together with cofactor protein S

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10
Q

What receptor activation does EPCR-signaling involve?

A

PAR-1 receptor

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11
Q

What are 4 PCa cytoprotective effects?

A

Anti-apoptotic
anti-inflammatory
cellular barrier stability
altered gene expression

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12
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What 2 things does PAR-1 receptor activation by PCa lead to?

A

Regenerative effects
Cytoprotective effects

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13
Q

What is PCa resistance caused by?

A

Genetic defect

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14
Q

What does the PCa defect cause?

A

Prevents cleavage & inactivation of factor V -> persistent Factor V & VIII activation -> increased clot formation -> increased risk of DVT

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15
Q

What is the Factor V Arg506GIn mutation called?

A

FV Leiden mutation

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16
Q

What is antithrombin III (AT)?

A

Serpin that binds to & inactivates factors XII, XI, IXa, Xa & thrombin

17
Q

What 2 things enhance ATIII binding?

A

-vely charged glucosaminoglycans like heparan sulfate & heparin

18
Q

What is heparan sulfate?

A

Component of the glycocalix of endothelial & other cells

19
Q

What does Heparin contain?

A

Specific pentasaccharide that is a cofactor of ATIII