Thromboembolism frequently complicates gastric cancer. This study examined the solid
phase interaction between gastric cancer and coagulation proteins in situ that may explain …

fll must be released from this complex to interact with its plasma membrane receptor and
elicit a biological response. Plasmin is an efficient activator of latent TGF-01 both in vitro and …

The occurrence and distribution of components of coagulation pathways in situ were
determined using immunohistochemical techniques applied to 10 cases of primary …

Four specimens of invasive endometrial adenocarcinoma and five specimens of locally
invasive squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix were studied for fibrinolytic activity by Todd's …

Almost all types of cancer are associated with an activation of coagulation. However,
elevation of haemostatic markers of coagulation does not predict venous thrombosis …

O'Meara and his associates 1–5 and Clarke 6 showed over ten years ago that malignant
tissues produce a lipid containing coagulative factor which can diffuse out of cells, initiate …

Cancer is a real model of acquired hypercoagulable state. A close interaction exists
between venous thromboembolic disease and cancer. Tumor progression is associated with …

Thrombin-catalyzed, cross-linked fibrin (XLF) formation is a characteristic histopathological
finding in many human and experimental tumors and is thought to be of importance in the …

A link between the hemostatic system and cancer biology was first suggested by Trousseau
[1] more than a century ago with the observation that hemostatic derangements, such as …