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[Vascular disease and cellular activation: exploration of cell adhesion phenotype by quantitative flow cytometry].

Journal des maladies vasculaires - 1 Feb 1999

Latger V, Dumas D, Lecompte T, Potron G, Stoltz J F

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The pathogenesis of atheromatous and/or thrombotic vascular diseases involves rheological parameters, soluble mediators and cellular agents. The many studies that have tried to establish correlations between plasma factors, shear stress and the risk of ischemia have left some questions unanswered. Current exploration methods are now focusing on the determining role of cells. Activated cells express adhesion...

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PMID: 10192030

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