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                  that under certain circumstances PECAM-1 might be a costimulatory   thrombosis in some but not all experimental models. GPVI and FcRγ-
                  agonist, working in concert with platelet integrin α β . 1161  Moreover,   chain appear to play important roles in ferric chloride-mediated arte-
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                  mice lacking PECAM-1 can undergo normal inside-out activation   rial thrombosis in mice, but not in laser-induced thrombosis, perhaps
                  of integrin α β , but have a partial defect in integrin α β -mediated   because the former, but not the latter, injury elicits collagen exposure
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                  outside-in signaling. 1162  PECAM-1 crosslinking may also lead to GPIb   along the damaged vessel. Inherited and acquired defects in human
                  internalization, resulting in decreased platelet adhesion. 1163  platelet GPVI have been reported (Chap. 121) and the associated bleed-
                     In endothelial cells, PECAM-1 is localized to the contact areas   ing disorders have been variably described as mild to severe. 1172–1176  Two
                  between endothelial cells, in the lateral border recycling compartment,   alternatively spliced forms and several polymorphisms have been iden-
                  where it is involved in controlling stimulus-specific transmigration of   tified for GPVI and variably linked to alterations in platelet function or
                  leukocytes. 1155,1164  It appears to be capable of both homotypic and het-  risk of thrombotic disease. 1177,1178
                  erotypic interactions, with the latter mediated by CD177 on neutrophils
                  (and perhaps glycosaminoglycans,  integrin  α β , or  CD38) interact-
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                  ing with the fifth or sixth PECAM-1 immunoglobulin domain. 1155,1165    Fc Receptor γ-Chain
                  PECAM-1 engagement triggers signaling and leukocyte integrin   The FcRγ-chain 1179  exists as a homodimer of Mr 20,000 that physically
                  receptor activation that facilitates transmigration, with activation of   and functionally associates with GPVI 1180  and GPIb/IX. 1102  In mouse
                  the laminin receptor, integrin α β , of particular importance. Endothe-  platelets, the absence of FcRγ-chain results in lack of surface expres-
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                  lial PECAM-1 is also important in maintaining vascular integrity and   sion of GPVI. The FcRγ-chain, along with FcγRIIA, are the only known
                  endothelial and leukocyte PECAM-1 mediate both proinflammatory   platelet proteins with ITAMs. 1104  Phosphorylation of the ITAM domain
                  and antiinflammatory phenomena in model systems. 1155  serves to recruit proteins with Src homology 2 (SH2) domains, which
                                                                        are essential for collagen-mediated signaling through the GPVI/FcRγ-
                  Triggering Receptors Expressed on Myeloid Cells–Like   chain pathway. 1041,1104,1181  The FcRγ-chain may also contribute to GPIb/
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                  Transcript-1                                          IX-mediated intracellular signaling after VWF binding.
                  Triggering receptors expressed on myeloid cells (TREM)-like transcript-1
                  (TLT-1) is a receptor whose external domain is homologous to those in   Fcγ Receptor IIA (FcγRIIA, Also Termed CD32)
                  the family termed TREM. Like those receptors, it contains a single V-set   The FcγRIIA is a low affinity immunoglobulin receptor of Mr 40,000
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                  immunoglobulin domain, but its cytoplasmic domain is much longer, is   that is widely distributed on hematopoietic cells.  Three different
                  palmitoylated and carries a canonical ITIM capable of becoming phos-  mRNA transcripts (A, B, and C) make similar FcγRIIA molecules 1182  and
                  phorylated and binding the Src homology-containing protein, tyrosine   these are preferentially expressed on different cells. FcγRIIA contains an
                  phosphate-1 (SHP-1). 627,1166  The phosphatase can then dephosphorylate   ITAM domain and thus may be important for signaling by its associated
                  signaling molecules, leading to inhibition of platelet activation. PECAM-1   proteins, including GPIb and select integrins, as well as through direct
                  has a similar ability to bind SHP-1. TLT appears to be restricted in expres-  stimulation by immune complexes. Crosslinking of FcγRIIA initiates
                  sion to platelets and megakaryocytes. It is primarily in α-granule mem-  tyrosine phosphorylation, PI metabolism, activation of PLCγ , calcium
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                  branes in resting platelets and joins the plasma membrane when platelets   signaling, and cytoskeletal rearrangements. 960,961  FcγRIIA appears to be
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                  are activated.                                        in close proximity to the GPIb/IX/V complex in lipid rafts,  and signal
                                                                        transduction that accompanies VWF binding to GPIb may be mediated
                  GPVI                                                  at least in part through FcγRIIA. 885,971  FcγRIIA is also be important in
                  GPVI is a Mr 62,000 transmembrane glycoprotein of 316 amino   mediating integrin α β  outside-in signaling, including effects on plate-
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                  acids. 18,804,1167,1168  It belongs to the immunoglobulin superfamily,   let spreading, clot retraction, and thrombus formation. 1183,1184  Platelet
                  and is the major platelet signaling receptor for collagen. It may also   12(S)-lipoxygenase (LOX) is required for platelet activation mediated
                  mediate platelet interactions with monocytes by binding the ligand   by FcγRIIA. 1185
                  EMMPRIN. 1169  GPVI on the platelet surface exists in a complex with   The FcγRIIA on platelets may bind immune complexes generated
                  Fc receptor (FcR) γ-chain. Because the latter is a dimer, two GPVI mol-  in certain diseases, and by engaging these complexes the platelets may
                  ecules associate with one FcR  γ-chain, forming a high-affinity com-  become sensitized to other stimuli. 1186–1188  It may also provide a second
                  plex. 1168  The GPVI extracellular region contains two immunoglobulin   binding  site for  antibodies  that bind  to platelets  via their  antibody-
                  C2-like domains and its transmembrane domain contains an Arg resi-  binding site (see “CD9” below). This second interaction can potentially
                  due that is essential for association with the FcRγ-chain. The 51-amino-  lead to bridging between platelets, with the antibody binding to an anti-
                  acid cytoplasmic domain contains a proline-rich sequence that binds   gen on one platelet and an FcγRIIA receptor on another platelet. 1189  It is
                  SH3 (Src homology 3) domains of Src family tyrosine kinases. GPVI   also possible that antibodies can bind to both an antigen and an FcγRIIA
                  signals through the FcRγ-chain, which contains an ITAM. An unpaired   on a single platelet. These interactions can lead to platelet activation
                  thiol in the cytoplasmic tail of GPVI can undergo oxidation, resulting   through engagement of FcγRIIA, followed by crosslinking of FcγRIIA
                  in homodimer formation, 1170  required for high-affinity interactions with   receptors, which can lead to tyrosine phosphorylation, PI metabolism,
                  collagen peptides and GPVI-mediated signaling. 1171,1172  Resting platelets   activation of PLCγ , calcium signaling, and cytoskeletal rearrange-
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                  have approximately 29 percent of their GPVI molecules in dimers and   ments. 1190,1191  This type of interaction appears to play an important role
                  interactions with CRPs or thrombin activation increase the percentage   in heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (Chap. 117). FcγRIIA under-
                  of GPVI in dimers. 1171  When GPVI binds collagen, the ITAM domain of   goes proteolysis when platelets are activated and FcγRIIA proteolysis
                  the FcRγ-chain becomes phosphorylated by the Src kinases Fyn and/or   has  been  proposed  as  an  assay  for  heparin-induced  thrombocytope-
                  Lyn, resulting in the formation of large complex of signal-transducing   nia. 1192,1193  Cooperation between FcγRIIA and C1q receptor has been
                  proteins (for a discussion of the role of GPVI as a receptor for collagen,   reported. 1194  A variety of viruses and bacteria can interact with, and acti-
                  see “Signaling Pathways in Platelets” below.). 1041,1104  GPVI is required for   vate platelets and this is variably mediated by FcγRIIA, with or without
                  stable platelet thrombus formation on collagen surfaces in vitro. Mice   immunoglobulin. 795,1195,1196  FcγRIIA may also contribute to cancer cell
                  lacking GPVI have a relatively mild phenotype and are protected from   activation in platelets. 1197








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