1. by Monica Galli, Luisa Ruggeri, and Tiziano Barbui
Differential Effects of Anti–β2-Glycoprotein I and Antiprothrombin Antibodies on the Anticoagulant Activity of Activated Protein C
by Monica Galli, Luisa Ruggeri, and Tiziano Barbui
Blood
Volume 91(6):
March 15, 1998
©1998 by American Society of Hematology

2. Time-course of FVa generation and inactivation in the plasma of normal controls (○), 18 patients belonging to the KCT coagulation profile group (▴), and 24 patients belonging to the dRVVT coagulation profile group (•).
Time-course of FVa generation and inactivation in the plasma of normal controls (○), 18 patients belonging to the KCT coagulation profile group (▴), and 24 patients belonging to the dRVVT coagulation profile group (•). Results are presented as the mean values of the three groups for each time point; bars represent 1 SD.
Monica Galli et al. Blood 1998;91:
©1998 by American Society of Hematology

3. Effect of isolated anti–β2-GPI IgG antibodies (•) (n = 4) and antiprothrombin antibodies (▴) (n = 4) on the time course of FVa generation and inactivation in normal pooled plasma.
Effect of isolated anti–β2-GPI IgG antibodies (•) (n = 4) and antiprothrombin antibodies (▴) (n = 4) on the time course of FVa generation and inactivation in normal pooled plasma. IgG from normal pooled plasma served as control IgG (○). Results are presented as the mean values for each time point; bars represent 1 SD.
Monica Galli et al. Blood 1998;91:
©1998 by American Society of Hematology