Evidence for abnormal platelet glycoprotein expression in diabetes mellitus
作者:
D. TSCHOEPE,
P. ROESEN,
L. KAUFMANN,
S. SCHAUSEIL,
B. KEHREL,
H. OSTERMANN,
F. A. GRIES,
期刊:
European Journal of Clinical Investigation
(WILEY Available online 1990)
卷期:
Volume 20,
issue 2Part1
页码: 166-170
ISSN:0014-2972
年代: 1990
DOI:10.1111/j.1365-2362.1990.tb02264.x
出版商: Blackwell Publishing Ltd
关键词: Flowcytometry;glycoproteins;microangiography;platelets;thrombopoiesis
数据来源: WILEY
摘要:
AbstractIn 41 diabetics (27 type I, 14 type II) and in 23 healthy controls the number of glycoprotein (GP) GPIB and GPIIB/IIIA molecules were determined on resting, peripheral platelets by means of flowcytometry after immunostaining with monoclonal antibodies which bind independently from the state of activation. The average number of both glycoproteins per platelet was significantly elevated (GPIB: 54100 times 1·27±1vs. 39100 times 1·3±1GPIIB/IIIA: 77500 times 1·3±1vs. 62700 times 1·3±1, in diabetic patients. Platelet volume was significantly correlated with the number of GPIB molecules on normal and diabetic platelets (r(normal) = 0·52 ± 0·07;r(diabetic) = 0·46 ± 0·1). Additionally, von Willebrand factor‐related antigen (vWF: AG) was increased to 129% × 1·3 ± 1 in diabetics vs. 111% × 1·4 in controls. The increase of vWF: AG was significantly correlated with HbA1(r= 0·38*) and seemed to depend on chronic hyperglycaemia. Since platelet glycoprotein receptor status is regulated by the bone‐marrow megakaryocyto‐ thrombopoiesis, our observations support the hypothesis that platelet hyperactivity in the diabetic state may be due to primarily altered production of platelets with an increased number of functional glycoproteins. This may be paralleled by increased plasma levels of cytoadhesive proteins like vWF: AG, which interact with the studied glycoproteins and thereby potentiate the risk of dist
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