The bifunctional SLK consisting of the scFv-A11, that binds to an epitope on activated αIIbβ3 (GPIIb-IIIa) and induces platelet lysis, fused to the kringle 1 domain that recognizes fibrin (not fibrinogen). This construct can target an active thrombus (via activated αIIbβ3/polymerized fibrin) providing both dual antithrombotic activity and a unique therapeutic approach. Monovalent antibody also induces oxidative lysis via αIIbβ3, while kringle-containing plasminogen interacts directly with fibrin.

The bifunctional SLK consisting of the scFv-A11, that binds to an epitope on activated αIIbβ3 (GPIIb-IIIa) and induces platelet lysis, fused to the kringle 1 domain that recognizes fibrin (not fibrinogen). This construct can target an active thrombus (via activated αIIbβ3/polymerized fibrin) providing both dual antithrombotic activity and a unique therapeutic approach. Monovalent antibody also induces oxidative lysis via αIIbβ3, while kringle-containing plasminogen interacts directly with fibrin.

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