Figure 4
Figure 4. FXIIIa does not require α2-antiplasmin, TAFI, or fibronectin to promote RBC retention in clots. Serum RBC content from ex vivo clot contraction assays using whole blood from (A) WT, α2-antiplasmin–deficient (α2-AP−/−), and TAFI-deficient (TAFI−/−) mice (n = 3) or (B) fibronectin-sufficient (pFn+) and -deficient (pFn−) mice (n = 6-9). Clotting was initiated with TF (1 pM, final) and recalcification (10 mM, final). WT and pFn+ blood was treated with T101 (5 μM, final) as positive controls. Bars are means ± SE.

FXIIIa does not require α2-antiplasmin, TAFI, or fibronectin to promote RBC retention in clots. Serum RBC content from ex vivo clot contraction assays using whole blood from (A) WT, α2-antiplasmin–deficient (α2-AP−/−), and TAFI-deficient (TAFI−/−) mice (n = 3) or (B) fibronectin-sufficient (pFn+) and -deficient (pFn) mice (n = 6-9). Clotting was initiated with TF (1 pM, final) and recalcification (10 mM, final). WT and pFn+ blood was treated with T101 (5 μM, final) as positive controls. Bars are means ± SE.

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