Figure 1
Figure 1. Schematic representation of how anti–β2-GPI Abs in complex with β2-GPI may interact with certain surface receptors on platelets (eg, ApoER2′) and endothelial cells (eg, annexin II, also known as annexin A2) to induce cellular activation. Reprinted from Miyakis et al17 with permission.

Schematic representation of how anti–β2-GPI Abs in complex with β2-GPI may interact with certain surface receptors on platelets (eg, ApoER2′) and endothelial cells (eg, annexin II, also known as annexin A2) to induce cellular activation. Reprinted from Miyakis et al17  with permission.

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