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Increased impact of GPIb receptors on platelet adhesion under flow in severe COVID-19

Yuliya Avtaeva Konstantin Guria Ivan Melnikov Anna Kalinskaya Galina Artemyeva Zufar Gabbasov

Biophysics Reports2026，Vol.12Issue(2)：P.65-69,5.

Biophysics Reports2026，Vol.12Issue(2)：P.65-69,5.DOI:10.52601/bpr.2025.250007

Increased impact of GPIb receptors on platelet adhesion under flow in severe COVID-19

Yuliya Avtaeva ¹Konstantin Guria ¹Ivan Melnikov ²Anna Kalinskaya ³Galina Artemyeva ⁴Zufar Gabbasov¹

作者信息

1. Chazov National Medical Research Centre of Cardiology,Moscow 121552,Russia
2. Chazov National Medical Research Centre of Cardiology,Moscow 121552,Russia Institute of Biomedical Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences,Moscow 123007,Russia
3. I.V.Davydovsky Clinical City Hospital,Moscow 119027,Russia A.I.Evdokimov Moscow State University of Medicine and Dentistry,Moscow 127473,Russia
4. I.V.Davydovsky Clinical City Hospital,Moscow 119027,Russia
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摘要

关键词

thrombotic complications/GPIB receptors/disease covid/platelet adhesion/anticoagulants/severe COVID

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医药卫生

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Yuliya Avtaeva,Konstantin Guria,Ivan Melnikov,Anna Kalinskaya,Galina Artemyeva,Zufar Gabbasov..Increased impact of GPIb receptors on platelet adhesion under flow in severe COVID-19[J].Biophysics Reports,2026,12(2):P.65-69,5.

基金项目

supported by the Russian Science Foundation(24-15-00092)。（24-15-00092）

Biophysics Reports

ISSN：2364-3439

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