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Figure 1. Identification of 2 classes of PAR1 antagonists. (A) Structure of parmodulins. (B) Structure of orthosteric inhibitors. The effect of vehicle (N/A), 10 μM parmodulin 1 (PM1), 3 μM parmodulin 2 (PM2), 10 μM parmodulin 3 (PM3), 10 μM parmodulin 4 (PM4), 0.3 μM vorapaxar (V), 0.3 μM atopaxar (A), 3 μM SCH79797 (S), or 3 μM BMS-200261 (B) on SFLLRN-induced [Ca2+]i was evaluated in COS-7 transfected with (C) PAR1 or (D) PAR1/PAR4CT, in which the cytoplasmic tail of PAR1 (white) is replaced with that of PAR4 (gray). Increase in [Ca2+]i flux after stimulation with 5 μM SFLLRN was evaluated. Data are presented as means ± standard error of the mean (SEM) (n = 6).

Identification of 2 classes of PAR1 antagonists. (A) Structure of parmodulins. (B) Structure of orthosteric inhibitors. The effect of vehicle (N/A), 10 μM parmodulin 1 (PM1), 3 μM parmodulin 2 (PM2), 10 μM parmodulin 3 (PM3), 10 μM parmodulin 4 (PM4), 0.3 μM vorapaxar (V), 0.3 μM atopaxar (A), 3 μM SCH79797 (S), or 3 μM BMS-200261 (B) on SFLLRN-induced [Ca2+]i was evaluated in COS-7 transfected with (C) PAR1 or (D) PAR1/PAR4CT, in which the cytoplasmic tail of PAR1 (white) is replaced with that of PAR4 (gray). Increase in [Ca2+]i flux after stimulation with 5 μM SFLLRN was evaluated. Data are presented as means ± standard error of the mean (SEM) (n = 6).

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