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Paper| Volume 40, ISSUE 6, P731-743, December 15, 1985

Thrombus formation by the application of thrombin to the outer surface of mouse mesenteric vein: Comparison with the application of ADP

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      Abstract

      Mesenteries of mice under anesthesia were stretched over an inverted microscope. A micropipette filled with solution containing various concentrations of ADP or thrombin was brought into contact with the outside of a mesenteric vein by micromanipulation, and then poured over the outer surface of the vein. Morphological characteristics of the thrombi and the time needed for thrombus formation were examined. Application of either thrombin or ADP to the adventitia of mesenteric veins caused thrombus formation. Although thrombi by application of ADP seemed to be anchored by direct adhesion of platelets to the exposed subendothelium, thrombi by application of thrombin seemed to be anchored by deposited fibrin.

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