Table 2

The effect of inhibitors on platelet adhesion to fibrinogen

InhibitorDoseTargetPlatelet adhesion, % of control
Low-density fibrinogenHigh-density fibrinogen
Bisindolylmaleimide 10 μM PKC 49 ± 15* 85 ± 2* 
Wortmannin 20 nM PI3K 51 ± 15* 84 ± 14 
PP2 20 μM Src kinase 43 ± 9* 99 ± 10 
Cytochalasin D 10 μM Actin polymerization 20 ± 14* 104 ± 5 
Apyrase 2 U/mL ADP 57 ± 12* 86 ± 7* 
H-1152 5 μM Rho kinase 103 ± 19 100 ± 9 
NSC23766 100 μM Rac1 82 ± 14 103 ± 4 
InhibitorDoseTargetPlatelet adhesion, % of control
Low-density fibrinogenHigh-density fibrinogen
Bisindolylmaleimide 10 μM PKC 49 ± 15* 85 ± 2* 
Wortmannin 20 nM PI3K 51 ± 15* 84 ± 14 
PP2 20 μM Src kinase 43 ± 9* 99 ± 10 
Cytochalasin D 10 μM Actin polymerization 20 ± 14* 104 ± 5 
Apyrase 2 U/mL ADP 57 ± 12* 86 ± 7* 
H-1152 5 μM Rho kinase 103 ± 19 100 ± 9 
NSC23766 100 μM Rac1 82 ± 14 103 ± 4 

Platelets were allowed to adhere to fibrinogen coated microtiter wells for 1 hour. After washing, platelet adhesion was assessed by endogenous acid phosphatase activity. Adhesion is expressed as a percentage of control adhesion and results are presented as mean ± SD (n = 3).

*

P < .05 compared to control.

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