Figure 6
Figure 6. Thrombotic phenotype in homozygous E17.5 Pros−/− embryos. Histologic analysis of E17.5 Pros−/− embryos demonstrated extensive intracranial hemorrhages (ICH; A-B) and subcutaneous hemorrhages (SCH; C), together with the presence of thrombi (arrows) in the liver (D). Fibrin deposition in E17.5 Pros−/− livers was evidenced by immunostaining with a polyclonal antibody raised against mouse fibrinogen (E). Histologic analysis also demonstrated an increased number of megakaryocytes in E17.5 Pros−/− livers (F), secondary to peripheral thrombocytopenia. Together with interstitial fibrin deposition, this suggested consumptive coagulopathy in E17.5 Pros−/− embryos.

Thrombotic phenotype in homozygous E17.5 Pros−/− embryos. Histologic analysis of E17.5 Pros−/− embryos demonstrated extensive intracranial hemorrhages (ICH; A-B) and subcutaneous hemorrhages (SCH; C), together with the presence of thrombi (arrows) in the liver (D). Fibrin deposition in E17.5 Pros−/− livers was evidenced by immunostaining with a polyclonal antibody raised against mouse fibrinogen (E). Histologic analysis also demonstrated an increased number of megakaryocytes in E17.5 Pros−/− livers (F), secondary to peripheral thrombocytopenia. Together with interstitial fibrin deposition, this suggested consumptive coagulopathy in E17.5 Pros−/− embryos.

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