Table 1

Reactions underlying the FVII-dependent inhibition of FXa generation

ReactionEffect on FVII-dependent inhibition
Reaction was disabledReaction was accelerated
Competition of FVII and FVIIa for TF No inhibition Increased inhibition 
Activation of FVII or FVII/TF Higher inhibition No inhibition 
Activation of FX by FVIIa/TF No inhibition No effect 
Activation of FX by FVIIa/phospholipid No effect but FXa integral was lower at the highest rFVIIa concentrations No effect on inhibition but FXa integrals were higher at higher rFVIIa 
Inactivation of FXa by AT3 and TFPI No effect but FXa integral was higher No effect but FXa integral was lower 
Inactivation of FVIIa/TF by TFPI/Xa No effect but FXa integral was higher No effect but FXa integral was lower 
Reversal of inactivation of FVIIa/TF by TFPI/Xa No effect but FXa integral was lower No effect but FXa integral was higher 
ReactionEffect on FVII-dependent inhibition
Reaction was disabledReaction was accelerated
Competition of FVII and FVIIa for TF No inhibition Increased inhibition 
Activation of FVII or FVII/TF Higher inhibition No inhibition 
Activation of FX by FVIIa/TF No inhibition No effect 
Activation of FX by FVIIa/phospholipid No effect but FXa integral was lower at the highest rFVIIa concentrations No effect on inhibition but FXa integrals were higher at higher rFVIIa 
Inactivation of FXa by AT3 and TFPI No effect but FXa integral was higher No effect but FXa integral was lower 
Inactivation of FVIIa/TF by TFPI/Xa No effect but FXa integral was higher No effect but FXa integral was lower 
Reversal of inactivation of FVIIa/TF by TFPI/Xa No effect but FXa integral was lower No effect but FXa integral was higher 

Experiments were simulated under conditions in which each of the reactions was disabled or enhanced.

TFPI indicates TF pathway inhibitor.

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