Figure 6
Figure 6. Inhibitory antibodies targeting the major platelet collagen-binding axes reduce thrombus formation on a mixed peptide substrate under flow conditions. A surface consisting of CRP, GFOGER, and VWF-III was perfused for 5 minutes with DiOC6-labeled whole blood at a shear rate of 1000s−1 after treatment as indicated with the following antibodies: 10B12, 6F1, and RU5, which block GpVI, integrin α2 subunit, and VWF A3 domain, respectively. (A) Thrombus or platelet surface coverage (%). (B) Mean thrombus height (μm). (C) ZV50 (μm). (D) Representative images showing thrombus surface coverage after treatment with maximal concentration of antibody or in the absence of treatment.

Inhibitory antibodies targeting the major platelet collagen-binding axes reduce thrombus formation on a mixed peptide substrate under flow conditions. A surface consisting of CRP, GFOGER, and VWF-III was perfused for 5 minutes with DiOC6-labeled whole blood at a shear rate of 1000s−1 after treatment as indicated with the following antibodies: 10B12, 6F1, and RU5, which block GpVI, integrin α2 subunit, and VWF A3 domain, respectively. (A) Thrombus or platelet surface coverage (%). (B) Mean thrombus height (μm). (C) ZV50 (μm). (D) Representative images showing thrombus surface coverage after treatment with maximal concentration of antibody or in the absence of treatment.

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