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Platelet-Derived Short-Chain Polyphosphates Enhance the Inactivation of Tissue Factor Pathway Inhibitor by Activated Coagulation Factor XI

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FXI is required for short-chain polyphosphates to inhibit the anticoagulant effect of TFPIα in plasma.

(A) TF-induced clotting times were measured in normal plasma in the presence of increasing concentrations of TFPIα in the absence (○, ◻, △) or presence of 5 μM SCP (●, ■, ▲). Plasma was pretreated with vehicle (○,●), 20 μg/ml 1A6 (△, ▲), or 50 μg/ml 10C9 (◻,■). (B) TF-induced clotting times were measured in FIX-depleted plasma (FIX-dep) (■,●) or FXI-depleted plasma (FXI-dep) (◻,○) in the presence of increasing concentrations of TFPIα in the absence (■,◻) or presence of 5 μM SCP (○,●). (C) TF-induced clotting times were measured in FIX-depleted plasma in the presence of increasing concentrations of TFPIα in the absence (○, ◻, △) or presence of 5 μM SCP (●, ■, ▲). Plasma was pretreated with vehicle (○,●), 20 μg/ml 1A6 (△, ▲), or 50 μg/ml 10C9 (◻,■). Data are mean ± SE (n = 3).

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0165172.g006