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Focus: The well-known adhesion molecules for blood platelets, von Willebrand factor and fibrinogen, may have a helper, say Denisa Wagner and her colleagues. Their study shows that a thrombus forms even when these two primary players are absent. The story is linked to live video of a thrombus cutting loose. |
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