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[Role of exogenous fibrinogen in the processes of degranulation of thrombocytes stimulated with thrombin. Ultrastructural study using fibrinogen labeled with colloidal gold].

Using colloidal gold-conjugated fibrinogen (F-Au) it is shown that exogenous fibrinogen can participate in the platelet release reaction. In the absence of F-Au, internal secretory vacuoles readily formed in human platelets stimulated with thrombin, but extrusion of their content was delayed. Upon incubation with F-Au, endocytic channels induced by F-Au-receptor interactions, fused with internal vacuoles, thus establishing spatial communications of the latter with the outer medium.

Blood Platelets↗

"Thiocyanate gold": small (2-3 nm) colloidal gold for affinity cytochemical labeling in electron microscopy.

Reduction of HAuCl4 by NaSCN or KSCN produces colloidal gold particles of 2.6 nm in diameter and homogeneous in size (coefficient of variation approximately 15%). The AuSCN sol forms protein-gold complexes. The amount of protein required to form an AuSCN-protein complex is best determined in the electron microscope, where serial dilutions of protein with gold sol are inspected for the presence of aggregates. By immuno-electron microscopy SCN-gold complexed to protein A is active and visible as is shown by revealing alpha-amylase in rat pancreatic acinar cells.

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