Multiple Choice
One of the important regulatory roles of thrombin is the binding to receptors that can be activated by protease.These G protein-coupled receptors are important for:
A) Platelet aggregation.
B) Secretion of prostaglandins from endothelial cells.
C) Secretion of thrombin from leukocytes.
D) Formation of fibrin monomer.
E) Contact phase activation.
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