Table 1.
№ | Animal species | Blood clots agents |
Aim of study | Administration vessel | Study duration | CTEPH pathway possibility | Authors | |
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Substance/action | Substance/action | |||||||
1 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 0,8 μg/g; Epinephrine – 60 μg/kg |
Studying of catestatin role in blood clots | Inferior vena cava | 30 min | – | [100] |
2 | Mice | Thrombin | 20 U | Studying of gelsolin role in PE prevention | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [101] |
3 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 400 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 60 μg/kg |
Studying of functional role of platelet isoform CD45 | retro-orbital sinus | Acute study (After respiratory distress) < 300 s |
– | [102] |
4 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 400 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 60 μg/kg |
Definition of functional role of ELMO1 peptide in platelets | Intravenous (n/d) | Acute study (After respiratory distress) | – | [103] |
5 | Mice | Application of ferric chloride (III)-(soaked filter paper) on femoral vein | Size of filter paper - 1 х 2 mm. FeCl3 concentration– 1,8%. Exposure time – 5 min |
Studying of generation rate, stability and embolization risk in case of factor V Leiden (FVL) variant | Femoral vein | 2 h | – | [31] |
6 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 280 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 29 μg/kg |
Studying of inhibitor tyrosineproteinkinase MER effectiveness in platelets inactivation and blood clots prevention | Intravenous (n/d) | 15 min | – | [104] |
7 | Mice | 1) Thromboplastin 2) Collagen + epinephrine |
Thromboplastin – 5 μL; Collagen – 64 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 5,4 μg/kg |
Studying of platelets TLT-1 receptor role of immune origin hemorrhage | Intravenous (n/d) | 30 min | – | [105] |
8 | Mice | Collagen/2MeSADP + epinephrine | Collagen – 400 μg/kg; 2MeSADP – 20 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 30 μg/kg |
Studying of platelets activation mechanisms in case of hemostasis | retro-orbital sinus/Inferior vena cava | Acute study (After respiratory distress) | – | [106] |
9 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 430 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 20 μg/kg | Studying of glucose metabolism effect on platelets function regulation | Intravenous (n/d) | 25 min | – | [14] |
10 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 500 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 50 μg/kg |
Studying of thrombin inhibitor anticoagulant potency in PE prevention | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [107] |
11 | Mice | Thromboplastin | 7,5 μL/g | Studying of the vaccination anticoagulant properties to factor XI in thrombosis prevention | Intravenous (n/d) | 3 min | – | [8] |
12 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 0,6 μg/g; Epinephrine – 0,2 μg/g |
Study of the thromboxane receptor antagonist antiplatelet properties in PE prevention | Tail vein | Acute study (After respiratory and heartbeat distress) | – | [17] |
13 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 500 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 50 μg/kg |
Studying of the antithrombotic and anticoagulant activity of alkaloids Scolopendra subspinipes mutilans | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [108] |
14 | Mice | 1) Tissue factor (human recombinant) with phospholipids and calcium 2) High molecular polyphosphate |
Till 80% mortality after 20 min after administration | Assessment of protein S mutation role in the development of venous blood clots in PROS1 knockout mice | Inferior vena cava | 20 min | – | [13] |
15 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 0,5 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 0,06 μg/kg |
Studying of the limiglydol antiplatelet properties in PE prevention | Tail vein | 1 day | – | [109] |
16 | Mice | Splenectomy followed after 1 month narrowing of the inferior vena cava lumen, by ligation | – | Studying of splenectomy role in CTEPH formation | – | 1–28 days | CTEPH +/- (after 28 days pressure in PA wasn't measured) | [92] |
17 | Mice | Thrombin | 1500 IU/kg body weight | Studying of the antithrombotic properties of N-acylhydrazone | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [28] |
18 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine/collagen + epinephrine + amyloid β | Collagen – 1000 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 10 μg/kg; Amyloid β – 2,5 mg/kg |
Studying of amyloid β role in thrombosis | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [15] |
19 | Mice | Thrombin | 1250 IU/kg body weight | Evaluation of the nanocarrier effectiveness for enhancing oral delivery of enoxaparin | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [9] |
20 | Mice | 1. Collagen + norepinephrine 2. Thrombin |
1. Collagen – 500 μg/kg; norepinephrine – 80 μg/kg. 2. Thrombin - 2000 IU |
Studying of the antithrombotic properties of N-acylhydrazone | Intravenous (n/d) | 15 min | – | [11] |
21 | Mice | Thromboplastin | 1–1,33 mg/mice | Testing of thrombosis diagnostic systems | Tail vein | 30 min | – | [110] |
22 | Mice | Collagen | Collagen – 0,4 mg/kg | Studying of the anopheline antiplatelet properties in the PE prevention | Tail vein | 1 h | – | [21] |
23 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 80 mg/kg; Epinephrine – 1 mg/kg |
Research on the antiplatelet properties of argan oil | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [26] |
24 | Mice | Collagen | 0,075 μg/g body weight | Study of the thrombomodulin anticoagulant effect | external jugular vein | 1 h | – | [7] |
25 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 500 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 50 μg/kg |
Evaluation of the antithrombotic properties of Ginkgo biloba and cilostazol combination | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [22] |
26 | Mice | Neutrophil elastase + collagen-induced arthritis | Neutrophil elastase – 5 U/kg. 2 times per day administration during 3 days |
Studying of the neutrophilic elastase role in the PE development. Evaluation of the recombinant soluble thrombomodulin effects in reducing the PE risks. | Tail vein | 4 days after last injection | – | [30] |
27 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine/U46619 | Collagen – 12,5 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 0,075 μg/kg; U46619 – 0,2 mg/kg |
Study of the NO-releasing statin antithrombotic properties of | Intravenous (n/d) | 15 min | – | [23] |
28 | Mice | Thromboplastin | Thromboplastin – 65 μL/kg or 140 μL/kg | Studying of CD39 antiplatelet properties on liposomes in the PE prevention | Jugular vein | 30 min | – | [111] |
29 | Mice | Collagen III type + epinephrine | Collagen – 100 mg/kg; Epinephrine – 90 μg/kg |
Investigation of the type III collagen derivatives antithrombotic properties | Jugular vein | 8 min | – | [25] |
30 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 800 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 60 μg/kg |
Studying of the α2A-adrenergic receptors role in platelet activation | Jugular vein | 5 min | – | [112] |
31 | Mice | ADP/NE + ADP | NE – 10 μg/mouse; АДФ – 28 mg/100 g |
Studying of the neutrophilic elastase role in the PE development | Intravenous (n/d) | Acute experiment (n/d) | – | [27] |
32 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | Collagen – 12,5 μg/mouse Epinephrine – 0,075 μg/mouse |
Investigation of the combination of nitroaspirin and clopidogrel antiplatelet properties in the PE prevention | Intravenous (n/d) | 2 min | – | [113] |
33 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine/U46619 — agonist to А2 thromboxane receptors | Collagen - 12,5 μg/kg; Epinephrine – 0,075 μg/kg U46619 – 0,2 μg/kg |
Studying of the NO-releasing statin antithrombotic properties | Intravenous (n/d) | 15 min | – | [24] |
34 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine/collagen | Collagen – 25/12/6/3 μg; Epinephrine – 1 μg |
Studying of the ɑ2β1 integrin role in the platelet aggregation and thrombus formation | Right Jugular vein | 3 min | – | [19] |
35 | Mice | Thrombin | It was counted as a 90% mortality dose | Studying of low molecular weight heparins anticoagulant action mechanisms | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [114] |
36 | Mice | Thrombin | 1250 IU/kg body weight | Investigation of the protein C anticoagulant properties in blood clots prevention | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [29] |
37 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | collagen – 400 μg/kg; epinephrine – 50 μg/kg |
Study of the glycoprotein IIb/IIIa antagonist antiplatelet properties in the PE prevention | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [16] |
38 | Mice | ADP | 300 μg/g body weight | Assessment of the drug antithrombotic properties | Tail vein | 10 min | – | [12] |
39 | Mice | Collagen + epinephrine | collagen – 25 μg; epinephrine – 1,5 μg | Evaluation of the antithrombotic drugs effectiveness in the PE prevention | Tail vein | 3 min | – | [10] |
40 | Mice and rabbits | Mice: human thrombin/collagen + epinephrine; Rabbits: thrombin/ADP/platelets activating factor |
Mice: human thrombin 1250 IU/kg, collagen 1,25 mg/kg, epinephrine 75 μg/kg Rabbits: thrombin 10/20 IU/kg or ADP 20 μg/kg or platelets activating factor – 50 ng/kg. |
Studying of the anticoagulant and antiplatelet properties of defibrotide | Mice – tail vein; Rabbits – marginal auricular vein | Mice – 15 min; Rabbits – 5 min |
– | [20] |
41 | Mice | Thrombin | Thrombin (0, 25, 50, 75 IU/mouse) | Studying of the thrombomodulin anticoagulant properties in the PE prevention | Tail vein | 15 min | – | [115] |
42 | Mice | Thrombin | 3,8–15 IU/mouse | Studying of the thrombomodulin role in the PE pathogenesis | Tail vein | 1 h | – | [116] |
43 | Mice | АDP/collagen/arachidonate | ADP – 400 mg/kg; Collagen – 25 mg/kg; Arachidonate – 90 mg/kg |
Studying of the Agrimonia pilosa extract antiplatelet properties in the PE prevention | Intravenous (n/d) | 3 min | – | [18] |
Note: ADP — adenosinediphosphate, i/v — intravenous administration, IU — international unit, PE — pulmonary embolism, CTEPH — chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension, 2MeSADP — 2-methylthio-adenosine-5′-diphosphate, n/d — no data, NO — nitrogen oxide (II), NE — neutrophil elastase, U46619 — 9,11-dideoxy-11а,9а-epoxymethanoprostaglandin F2a.