Journal article

Protein Z in blood coagulation


Authors listKemkes-Matthes, B; Matthes, KJ

Publication year2000

Pages321-325

JournalMedizinische Welt - aus der Wissenschaft in die Praxis

Volume number51

Issue number11

ISSN0025-8512

PublisherSchattauer


Abstract
Protein Z is a vitamin K-dependent protein, synthesized by the liver and shows intense homology to other vitamin K-dependent coagulation factors. Of the physiologic function of protein Z it is only known, that thrombin binds to phospholipid surfaces in the presence of protein Z, but not in its absence. Deficiency states of protein Z con cause bleeding tendency, during consumption coagulopathy diminution of protein Z is observed. High concentrations of protein Z were found in arteriosclerotic plaques.



Citation Styles

Harvard Citation styleKemkes-Matthes, B. and Matthes, K. (2000) Protein Z in blood coagulation, Medizinische Welt - aus der Wissenschaft in die Praxis, 51(11), pp. 321-325

APA Citation styleKemkes-Matthes, B., & Matthes, K. (2000). Protein Z in blood coagulation. Medizinische Welt - aus der Wissenschaft in die Praxis. 51(11), 321-325.



Keywords


bleeding tendencyBLEEDING TENDENCYblood coagulationprotein ZTHROMBINZ DEFICIENCY

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