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Platelet Factor 3 (PF3)

Target
PF3
Molecular classification
Phospholipid, Cofactor
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Overview

Platelet factor 3 (PF3) is a phospholipid component of the platelet membrane, primarily phosphatidylserine. Upon platelet activation, PF3 is exposed or released from the platelet surface and provides a catalytic surface necessary for the assembly of coagulation enzyme complexes, thereby facilitating thrombin formation and subsequent clot development. It is essential for normal hemostasis and represents an important diagnostic marker.

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Biological functions

Blood coagulationThrombin generationHemostasis
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Disease associations

Bleeding disordersThrombosisRenal failure

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