Enzymatic Modifications of Protein S: Implications for Diagnostics and Anticoagulant Function
Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis (JTH) shared on LinkedIn:
”Enzymatic modifications of protein S: cause and impact on diagnostics, plasma processing, and anticoagulant properties
This review discusses how enzymatic modifications, such as phosphorylation and proteolysis, can alter the anticoagulant functions of protein S, which is essential for downregulating coagulation.
These changes can impact diagnostic procedures, plasma product quality, and overall thrombosis risk, highlighting new opportunities for improved therapies and clinical diagnostics.
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Authors: Herm Jan Brinkman”
Article: Enzymatic modifications of protein S: cause and impact on diagnostics, plasma processing, and anticoagulant properties
Authors: Herm Jan Brinkman
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