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. 1976 Sep 15;158(3):655–657. doi: 10.1042/bj1580655

Increase in sialic acids removable by neuraminidase during the shape change of platelets.

M Motamed, F Michal, G V Born
PMCID: PMC1164024  PMID: 985458

Abstract

Human or rabbit platelets were activated by ADP or 5-hydroxytrypatamine and rapidly fixed with glutaraldehyde. The shape change associated with activation gave rise to an increase in sialic acids removable by neuraminidase. This increase, like the shape change, was prevented by adenosine or methysergide added before ADP or 5-hydroxytryptamine respectively. The results indicate the exposure of additional glycoprotein(s) on the platelet surface.

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