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Raelene Lorna Rathbone
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From the 150 most recent of 193 publications.
Pathways of thrombin-induced aggregation and release with human and rabbit platelets
The role of thrombin and fibrin in platelet interaction with re-injured rabbit aortae
The effect of pretreatment of human or rabbit platelets with chymotrypsin on their response to human fibrinogen and aggregating agents
Release of 14C-Serotonin during initial platelet changes induced by thrombin, collagen, or A23187
The role of divalent cations in the platelet-release reaction
The effect of glucose on adenosine diphosphate-induced platelet aggregation
The effect of glucose on adenosine diphosphate-induced platelet aggregation
Factors influencing vessel wall reactivity following injury
Hypersensitivity to thrombin of platelets from hypercholesterolemic rats \textbar Request PDF
Effects of sodium periodate on platelet function \textbar Request PDF
Frequent collaborators
8John Douglas Vickers
Nursing
19 shared papers, latest 1994
Mark William Campbel Hatton
Pathology & Molecular Medicine
5 shared papers, latest 1995
John Brash
Chemical Engineering
4 shared papers, latest 1997
Jeffrey Weitz
Medicine
2 shared papers, latest 1993
Jack Hirsh
Medicine
1 shared papers, latest 1976
Max Chernesky
Pediatrics
1 shared papers, latest 1978
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