Acute versus Long-term anti-GPVI Treatment: From Receptor Blockade to Partial Downregulation
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Stefano Navarro
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communities.springernature.comAcute versus Long-term anti-GPVI Treatment: From Receptor Blockade to Partial Downregulationspringernature.comWhile targeting GPVI with inhibitory Fab fragments is effective and safe in acute preclinical disease settings, it is not suitable for long-term treatment. We now show that partial GPVI downregulation by low-affinity IgGs provides safe, long-term protection from thrombosis and thrombo-inflammation.
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