Matthew Flick: The Interplay of the Fibrinogen αC-Region, Hypofibrinogenemia, and GPVI in Arterial Thrombosis
Matthew Flick, Professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article he and his colleagues co-authored, adding:
“Our research group just hit a major milestone.
Congratulations to Woosuk Steve Hur for publishing his first senior/corresponding author publication!!!
Now available online in Blood Journals Portfolio, we document the interplay of the fibrinogen αC-region, hypofibrinogenemia, and glycoprotein VI in arterial thrombosis.
Great work by lead author Robert Lee with major contributions from an amazing team of collaborators, including Marguerite Neerman-Arbez, Bernhard Nieswandt, Christian Kastrup, and Wolfgang Bergmeier.”
Title: The fibrinogen αC region promotes arterial thrombosis in the context of hypofibrinogenemia
Authors: Robert H. Lee, Francesca Ferraresso, Alexander Couzens, Angelica Taylor Jameson, Haley Elizabeth Hanes, Alessandro Casini, Marguerite Neerman-Arbez, Bernhard Nieswandt, Christian J. Kastrup, Wolfgang Bergmeier, Matthew J. Flick, Woosuk Steve Hur
Read Full Article on American Society of Hematology

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