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G protein-coupled receptor gpr34l mutation affects thrombocyte function in zebrafish.

British journal of haematology - 1 Feb 2018

Kim Seongcheol, Alsrhani Abdullah, Zafreen Lala, Khandekar Gauri, Marlow Florence L, Abrams Elliott W, Mullins Mary C, Jagadeeswaran Pudur

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Haemostasis is a defence mechanism that has evolved to protect organisms from losing their circulating fluid. We have previously introduced zebrafish as a model to study the genetics of haemostasis to identify novel genes that play a role in haemostasis. Here, we identify a zebrafish mutant that showed prolonged time to occlusion (TTO) in the laser injury venous thrombosis assay. By linkage analysis and fine...

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PMID: 29270984
DOI: 10.1111/bjh.15046

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