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From: Rapamycin promoted thrombosis and platelet adhesion to endothelial cells by inducing membrane remodeling

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Rapamycin promoted thrombosis in rats. (A) The diagram of the DVT rat model illustrated that the iliac vein which was tied at site A was injected with rapamycin or DMSO and then tied tightly at the sites of a and b. (B) The ratio of thrombosis in rapamycin group (80%) is far more than that in DMSO (20%) group. n = 10 in each group. (C) HE staining exhibited thrombosis in the venous lumen at the time of the 40th minute. Enlarged squares indicate the platelet-derived clot appeared in the thrombus. (D) Transmission electron microscope analysis exhibited microvilli-like structure on endothelial of rapamycin treated rats compared with the smooth endothelial surface in the DMSO treated rats (TEM × 10, 000).

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