plasma proteins and blood clotting Flashcards
plasma proteins are synthesized in the
liver or reticuloendothelial cells
major groups of plasma proteins are
albumin alpha 1 alpha 2 beta gamma globulins
functions of plasma proteins
transport molecules colloid osmotic pressure iron and heme metabolism protease inhibitors coagulation immune response
function of plasma proteins: transport molecules
albumin transports bilirubin and fatty acids
transferrin transports iron
ceruloplasmin transports copper
lipoproteins transport lipids
function of plasma proteins: iron and heme metabolism
hemopexin bind heme
haptoglobin binds hemoglobin
function of plasma proteins: protease inhibitors
alpha 1 antitrypsin inhibits elastase activity
causes COPD aka emphysema
function of plasma proteins: coagulation
converts fibrinogen (factor I) to fibrin catalyzed by thrombin
intrinsic pathway
Factor IV:
Factor X:
Factor XIIIa :
Factor IV: calcium
Factor X: activated by intrinsic and extrinsic pathway and leads to final common pathway
Factor XIIIa : converts fibrin to cross linked fibrin clot
activated clotting factors are?
serine protease
final common pathway
prothrombin converted to thrombin catalyzed by 10a
thrombin makes fibrinogen to fibrin which makes cross linked fibrin clot by factor XIIIa
hemophilia A
caused by deficiency of factor VIII
hemophilia B
from deficiency of Factor IX
Factor V Leiden mutation
increases body’s blood clotting process by resistance to inactivation by protein C which regulates blood clots
von willebrand factor
decreases blood clotting activity by binding factor VIII to prevent its degradation
transferrin
transports iron