New publications – Microvesicles

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The Microvesicles group of team 3 has just published 2 articles


+ COVID-19 and microvesicles

Dissemination of extreme levels of extracellular vesicle – tissue factor activity in severe COVID-19 patients

To read the full paper, head to the following link:
(Blood Advances in press available soon)

+ A new methodology to measure the procoagulant activity of microvesicles

A new hybrid immunocapture bioassay with improved reproducibility to measure tissue factor-dependent procoagulant activity of microvesicles from body fluids

Highlights
• Microvesicle-Tissue Factor (MV-TF) assays are limited by a poor reproducibility.
• A new MV-TF hybrid capture bioassay bypassing centrifugation was developed.
• CD29/CD59 capture is more efficient than centrifugation to recover MV-TF activity.
• The capture assay is more reproducible than assay isolating MV by centrifugation.
• The capture bioassay allows identifying the cellular origin of MV-TF.

To read the full paper, head to the following link:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.thromres.2020.09.020 SMASH

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Nouvelles publications – Microvésicules

C2VNActualités

Le groupe Microvésicules de l’équipe 3 vient de publier 2 articles


+ COVID-19 et microvésicules

Dissemination of extreme levels of extracellular vesicle – tissue factor activity in severe COVID-19 patients

Pour lire l’intégralité du document, rendez-vous sur le lien suivant:
(Blood Advances bientôt disponible)

+ Une nouvelle méthodologie pour mesurer l’activité procoagulantes des microvésicules

A new hybrid immunocapture bioassay with improved reproducibility to measure tissue factor-dependent procoagulant activity of microvesicles from body fluids

Highlights
• Microvesicle-Tissue Factor (MV-TF) assays are limited by a poor reproducibility.
• A new MV-TF hybrid capture bioassay bypassing centrifugation was developed.
• CD29/CD59 capture is more efficient than centrifugation to recover MV-TF activity.
• The capture assay is more reproducible than assay isolating MV by centrifugation.
• The capture bioassay allows identifying the cellular origin of MV-TF.

Pour lire l’intégralité du document, rendez-vous sur le lien suivant
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.thromres.2020.09.020

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