Coagulation and atherothrombotic disease
Abstract
Atherothrombotic disease arises secondary to a complex gene–environment interaction. In the initial stages, the condition is clinically silent but with more advanced disease, an occlusive thrombus is formed resulting in the classical clinical manifestations. Both environmental factors and genetic variations in elements of the clotting cascade influence thrombosis risk by inducing quantitative and qualitative changes in the mature protein, which...
Paper Details
Title
Coagulation and atherothrombotic disease
Published Date
Jun 1, 2006
Journal
Volume
186
Issue
2
Pages
240 - 259
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