The "alpha 2b beta 3" integrin is found on these cells, which are the namesake of a phospholipid "activating factor" that binds to leukocyte integrins during extravasation.
The "alpha 2b beta 3" integrin is found on these cells, which are the namesake of a phospholipid "activating factor" that binds to leukocyte integrins during extravasation. Kistrin binds to receptors present on these cells. Like enterochromaffin cells, they act as reservoirs of serotonin for the body. These cells are activated by ADP, which they store in their dense granules. They are produced by megakaryocytes. A cascade of serine proteases in the (*) extrinsic and intrinsic pathways forms a protein that binds to these cells. A glycoprotein on these cells binds to the von Willebrand factor. Fibrin, formed from its zymogen by thrombin, meshes these cells together during secondary hemostasis. For 10 points, name these cells which aggregate in a blood clot.
The "alpha 2b beta 3" integrin is found on these cells, which are the namesake of a phospholipid "activating factor" that binds to leukocyte integrins during extravasation.
platelets [or thrombocytes]