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CHAPTER 25  ■  Principles of Hemostasis and Thrombosis: Vasculature and Platelets                                           495




                                                                                                                               ch  nnels o  the open c  n  licul  r syste     n     ense tubul  r

                                                                                                                               syste     ppe  r to constitute the c  lciu  -regul  ting   ech  -

                                                                                                                               nis   o  the cell.



                                                                                                                               Micro  lam ents and Microtubules


                                                                                                                               Directly bene  th the cell   e  br  ne is    series o  sub  e  -

                                                                                                                               br  ne  f l    ents    n      icrotubules  th  t   or    the  cellul  r

                                                                                                                               cytoskeleton.  In        ition  to  provi  ing  the  structure   or

                                                                                                                                   int  ining  the  circul  ting    iscoi    sh  pe  o   the  cell,  the

                                                                                                                               cytoskeleton   lso     int  ins the position o  the org  nelles. A

                                                                                                                               secon    ry syste   o    icrof l    ents is  unction  l in inter-

                                                                                                                               n  l org  niz  tion   n   secretion o  bloo   co  gul  tion pro  -

                                                                                                                               ucts, such   s f brinogen. T e   icrof l    ents inter  ct with the

                                                                                                                                 ense tubul  r syste   in sequestering c  lciu  , which initi  lly

                                                                                                                               c  uses centr  liz  tion o  intern  l org  nelles. T ese subcellu-

                                                                                                                               l  r   n   cytopl  s  ic f l    ents     ke up the contr  ctile syste

                   FIGURE 25.6  Pl  telet with its inventory o  gr  nul  r content. (ADP,                                      (sol gel zone) o  the pl  telet.

                      enosine   iphosph  te; A  P,    enosine triphosph  te; FV,   ctor V;
                   GPIb,  pl  telet  sur   ce  glycoprotein  Ib;  PDGF,  pl  telet-  erive                                     Granules

                   growth    ctor; PF4, pl  telet    ctor 4;   GF-β, tr  ns or  ing growth

                      ctor-β; vW , von Willebr  n      ctor.) (Reprinte    ro   Koop    n                                      T ree   i  erent types o  stor  ge gr  nules rel  te   to he  ost  -
                   WJ, Morel  n   LW. Arthritis and Allied Conditions: A   extbook o                                           sis   re present in the     ture pl  telet. T ese gr  nules   re alpha

                   Rheumatology, 15th e  , Phil    elphi  , PA: Lippincott Willi    s &                                        granules,  dense  granules or  delta  granules,    n    lysosomes.

                   Wilkins, 2005, with per  ission.)                                                                           Te    lph    gr  nules    re  the    ost    bun    nt.  Alph    gr  n-
                                                                                                                               ules  cont  in  hep  rin-neutr  lizing  pl  telet     ctor  4  (PF  4),


                                                                                                                               bet  -thro  boglobulin, pl  telet-  erive   growth    ctor, pl  te-
                   The Glycocalyx
                                                                                                                               let  f brinogen,  f bronectin,  vWF,    n    thro  bospon  in.

                   Ultr  structure ex    in  tion o  the pl  telet (Fig. 25.6) reve  ls                                        Dense  bo  ies,  n    e    bec  use  o   their    ppe  r  nce  when

                   th  t  the  cellul  r    e  br  ne  is  surroun  e    extern  lly  by                                       viewe   by electron   icroscopy, cont  in serotonin,     enosine

                    u  y co  t or glycocalyx. T is glycoc  lyx is unique     ong the                                            iphosph  te (ADP),     enosine triphosph  te (A  P),   n  c  l-

                   cellul  r co  ponents o  the bloo  . It is co  pose   o  pl  s                                              ciu  . Lysoso  es, the thir   type o  gr  nule, store hy  rol  se

                   proteins   n   c  rbohy  r  te   olecules th  t   re rel  te   to the                                       enzy  es. Extrusion o  the contents o  these stor  ge gr  nules

                   co  gul  tion, co  ple  ent,   n   f brinolytic syste  s. T e GP                                            requires intern  l, cellul  r contr  ction. Secretions  ro   the

                   receptors o  the glycoc  lyx   e  i  te the   e  br  ne cont  ct                                            gr  nules   re rele  se   into the open c  n  licul  r syste  .

                   re  ctions  o   pl  telet      herence,  ch  nge  o   cellul  r  sh  pe,

                   intern  l contr  ction,   n     ggreg  tion.                                                                Other Cytoplasm ic Constituents


                                                                                                                               In       ition to cont  ining subst  nti  l qu  ntities o  the con-
                   Cytoplasm ic Mem brane
                                                                                                                               tr  ctile  proteins,  inclu  ing    cto  yosin  (thro  bosthenin),
                   A  j  cent  to  the  glycoc  lyx  is  the  cytopl  s  ic    e  br  ne                                         yosin,   n   f l    in, the cytopl  s   o  the pl  telet cont  ins

                   whose  che  ic  l  co  position    n    physic  l  structure.                                               glycogen   n   enzy  es o  the glycolytic   n   hexose p  thw  ys.

                   Exten  ing  through  the  pl  s        e  br  ne    n    into  the                                          Energy   or   et  bolic    ctivities   n    cellul  r  contr  ction  is

                   interior  o   the  pl  telet  is    n  open  c  n  licul  r  or  sur   ce-                                   erive   ro     erobic   et  bolis   in the   itochon  ri     n

                   connecting syste  . It is this syste   th  t  or  s the inv  gi-                                             n  erobic glycolysis–utilizing glycogen stores. T e pl  telet is

                   n  te  ,  sponge-like  portion  o   the  cell  th  t  provi  es    n                                           very high-energy cell with      et  bolic r  te 10 ti  es th  t o

                   exp  n  e   re  ctive sur   ce to which pl  s     clotting    ctors                                           n erythrocyte. B  se   on energy   v  il  bility   n   en  ogenous

                     re selectively     sorbe  . Cont  ct   ctiv  tion o  the   e  br  ne                                      constituents, the pl  telet is e  ectively equippe   to  ulf ll the

                   phospholipi  s   lso gener  tes proco  gul  nt   ctivity   n     r  -                                       role o  protecting the bo  y   g  inst v  scul  r tr  u    .

                   chi  onic   ci   to the bloo  -clotting process. T e cytopl  s  ic

                     e  br  ne   n   open c  n  licul  r   e  br  ne syste     rticul  te                                      Platelet Kinetics, Life Span, and Normal

                   with the   ense tubul  r syste   th  t is not sur   ce connecte  .                                          Reference Values

                        Although the c  n  liculi penetr  te the cytopl  s   in    r  n-

                     o       nner, they   re gener  lly in close proxi  ity to gr  n-                                          An   ver  ge   eg  k  ryocyte pro  uces   bout 1,000 to 2,000

                   ules   n   other org  nelles. T ere ore, pro  ucts rele  se   by                                            pl  telets. M  rrow tr  nsit ti  e, or the     tur  tion perio   o

                   the gr  nules or cytopl  s   c  n be tr  nsporte   to the exte-                                             the   eg  k  ryocyte, is   pproxi    tely 5     ys.

                   rior environ  ent through the c  n  liculi. In       ition to the                                                It is believe   th  t pl  telets initi  lly enter the spleen, where

                     ove  ent o  extr  cellul  r     teri  ls   g  inst the concentr  -                                        they re    in  or 2     ys. Following this perio  , pl  telets   re

                   tion  gr    ient  through  the  c  n  liculi,  ph  gocytosis  is    lso                                     in either the circul  ting bloo   or the   ctive splenic pool. At

                   likely  to  occur  through  these  ch  nnels.  A    ition  lly,  the                                          ll ti  es,   pproxi    tely two thir  s o  the tot  l nu  ber o
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