期刊
JOURNAL OF THROMBOSIS AND HAEMOSTASIS
卷 16, 期 2, 页码 389-404出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/jth.13919
关键词
fibrin; fibrin fragment D-dimer; fibrinogen fragment D; platelet membrane glycoprotein VI; platelet membrane glycoproteins; receptors; collagen
资金
- British Heart Foundation [SP/13/7/30575]
- British Heart Foundation Cambridge Centre of Cardiovascular Research Excellence Clinical Research Training Fellowship
- BHF Programme [RG/15/4/31268]
- [SP/15/7/31561]
- British Heart Foundation [RG/15/4/31268, PG/10/011/28199, SP/15/7/31561] Funding Source: researchfish
- National Institute for Health Research [ACF-2014-14-012] Funding Source: researchfish
Background: Platelet collagen receptor Glycoprotein VI (GPVI) binds collagen, initiating thrombogenesis, and stabilizes thrombi by binding fibrin. Objectives: To determine if GPVI-dimer, GPVI-monomer, or both bind to fibrinogen substrates, and which region common to these substrates contains the interaction site. Methods: Recombinant GPVI monomeric extracellular domain (GPVI(ex)) or dimeric Fc-fusion protein (GPVI-Fc(2)) binding to immobilized fibrinogen derivatives was measured by ELISA, including competition assays involving collagenous substrates and fibrinogen derivatives. Flow adhesion was performed with normal or Glanzmann thrombasthenic (GT) platelets over immobilized fibrinogen, with or without anti-GPVI-dimer or anti-alpha IIbb3. Results: Under static conditions, GPVI(ex) did not bind to any fibrinogen substrate. GPVI-Fc(2) exhibited specific, saturable binding to both D-fragment and D-dimer, which was inhibited by mFab-F (anti-GPVI-dimer), but showed low binding to fibrinogen and fibrin under our conditions. GPVI-Fc(2) binding to D-fragment or D-dimer was abrogated by collagen type III, Horm collagen or CRP-XL (crosslinked collagen-related peptide), suggesting proximity between the D-domain and collagen binding sites on GPVI-dimer. Under low shear, adhesion of normal platelets to D-fragment, D-dimer, fibrinogen and fibrin was inhibited by mFab-F (inhibitor of GPVI-dimer) and abolished by Eptifibatide (inhibitor of alpha IIbb3), suggesting that both receptors contribute to thrombus formation on these substrates, but alpha IIbb3 makes a greater contribution. Notably, thrombasthenic platelets showed limited adhesion to fibrinogen substrates under flow, which was further reduced by mFab-F, supporting some independent GPVI-dimer involvement in this interaction. Conclusion: Only dimeric GPVI interacts with fibrinogen D-domain, at a site proximate to its collagen binding site, to support platelet adhesion/activation/aggregate formation on immobilized fibrinogen and polymerized fibrin.
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