1. Procoagulant activity (P-activity) in the intact cells of bone marrow or spleen cells was higher than that in sonic lysate of these cells.
2. Sonic lysate of bone marrow or spleen cells had the anticoagulant activity (A-activity), which was stable against heating at 70°C for 30-60min.
3. A-activity was mainly found in the 40, 000xg supernatant of sonic lysate of the spleen cells.
4. With heat-treated 40, 000xg supernatant prepared from post-LPS-cells or normal-cells, A-activity was also detected in the unactivated partial thromboplastin time (PTT), activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT), prothrombin time (PT) and the thrombin-fibrinogen clotting time (TT).
5. A-activity (prolongation of PTT or TT) of bone marrow or spleen cells was also enhanced by endotoxin injection compared to saline injection.
6. With acid soluble protein (ASP, cationic protein) from bone marrow or spleen cells, A-activity was also detected in the PTT, APTT, and PT, however, was not in the TT.
7. ASP was also stable against heating at 80°C for 30min.
8. In ASP, endotoxin-detoxifying activity was observed.
ASP appears to exist in cytoplasma and to inhibit clotting by blocking the activation of factor X or the formation of plasma thromboplastin. These findings also suggest that the enhancements of P-activity and A-activity of bone marrow or spleen cells in endotoxemia would also regulate the manifestation of DIC.
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