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J Richardson, K Viswanathan, A Lucas - Front Biosci, 2006 - researchgate.net
J Richardson, K Viswanathan, A Lucas
Front Biosci, 2006•researchgate.netIntroduction 3. Thrombosis, thrombolysis and factors in plaque rupture 3.1. Thrombosis and
factors leading to inflammation 3.1. 1. Initiation and leukocyte recruitment 3.1. 2. Leukocyte
translocation and chemottraction 3.1. 3. Leukocyte activation 3.1. 4. Atherosclerotic plaque
progression 3.1. 5. Regulation of thrombosis 3.2. Inflammation and thrombolysis 3.3. Factors
in plaque rupture 3.4. Serpins
factors leading to inflammation 3.1. 1. Initiation and leukocyte recruitment 3.1. 2. Leukocyte
translocation and chemottraction 3.1. 3. Leukocyte activation 3.1. 4. Atherosclerotic plaque
progression 3.1. 5. Regulation of thrombosis 3.2. Inflammation and thrombolysis 3.3. Factors
in plaque rupture 3.4. Serpins
Abstract
Introduction 3. Thrombosis, thrombolysis and factors in plaque rupture 3.1. Thrombosis and factors leading to inflammation 3.1. 1. Initiation and leukocyte recruitment 3.1. 2. Leukocyte translocation and chemottraction 3.1. 3. Leukocyte activation 3.1. 4. Atherosclerotic plaque progression 3.1. 5. Regulation of thrombosis 3.2. Inflammation and thrombolysis 3.3. Factors in plaque rupture 3.4. Serpins
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