Table 3.

Effect of RO318220 on aminophospholipid exposure



Annexin V binding


% platelets positive IIa, 0.2 U/mL (± SE)
Relative fluorescence IIa, 0.2 U/mL (± SE)
Platelets as % positive events
RO318220, μM    
0   4 (1)   2100 (550)   88  
10   40   1113   97  
20   41 (21)   1013 (750)   96  
50   98   838   —  
100
 
86 (21)
 
144 (90)
 
100
 


Annexin V binding


% platelets positive IIa, 0.2 U/mL (± SE)
Relative fluorescence IIa, 0.2 U/mL (± SE)
Platelets as % positive events
RO318220, μM    
0   4 (1)   2100 (550)   88  
10   40   1113   97  
20   41 (21)   1013 (750)   96  
50   98   838   —  
100
 
86 (21)
 
144 (90)
 
100
 

Gel-filtered, aspirin-treated platelets treated with DMSO or RO318220 were activated with thrombin (0.2 U/mL) in the presence of FITC-labeled annexin V. The platelet population was defined by positive FITC-anti-GP1bα fluorescence. Compensation was set to minimize RO318220 fluorescence spillover into either FL-2 or FL-1. The negative gates were set with an EDTA control. Positive events were analyzed within and outside the platelet population. Results were analyzed from 5 experiments.

—indicates not assayed.

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