...Douglas A. Triplett Antiphospholipid-protein antibodies (APA) are a family of immunoglobulins which recognize protein-phospholipid complexes. Among the proteins implicated are: β2 Glycoprotein I, prothrombin, Annexin V, protein C, and protein S. Laboratory tests are used to identify, predict...

...Sharron L. Pfueller; Fernando Cortizo; Jannine Gibson; Robyn Bilston; Ian G. Sloan Quinine-dependent (Q) IgG antibodies (Q.Ab) in drug-induced immune thrombocytopenia are heterogeneous and bind to different platelet surface glycoproteins (GP), namely GPIb, IX, lIb, IlIa and an unidentified 57-kDa...

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... fashion also released a coagulant activity which could be absorbed onto Sepharose-heparin and eluted similarly to plasma FXI.Collagen was employed to induce a coagulant activity in platelet-poor plasma (PPP) and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) in the presence and absence of antibodies developed to purified FXI...

...K.W.E. Denson; K.K. Das A screening test has been investigated for detecting factor VIII antibodies, based on the observation of Strauss and Merler that a lower initial concentration of factor VIII detects weaker antibodies. At an initial factor VIII concentration of 0.1 β /ml weak antibodies...

...Jean Amiral Recent scientific developments enable to better understand the strong heterogeneity of assay methods for phospholipid (PLP)-dependent antibodies, measured as lupus anticoagulant (LA) or as anti-PLP antibodies (APA). These latter are actually targeted at complexes of β 2 -glycoprotein I...