Coagulation Cascade Animation - Physiology of Hemostasis

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy3a__OOa2M

Sintesi

TLDRThe video describes the coagulation cascade process, involving the extrinsic and intrinsic pathways that lead to blood clotting. At a vessel injury site, platelets begin sealing the wound while coagulation factors are activated. The extrinsic pathway starts with tissue factors and involves the activation of factor 10. The intrinsic pathway is a chain reaction of activations that also target factor 10. Factor 10a links both pathways, playing a central role by combining with 5a to activate thrombin, which further stimulates platelets and fibrin formation. The resulting fibrin stabilizes clots, and due to its key role, factor 10a is a target for interventions in pathological coagulations.

Punti di forza

  • 🔬 Factor 10a plays a central role in the coagulation cascade.
  • 🩸 The extrinsic pathway begins with tissue factors at the injury site.
  • 🔗 Factor 10a acts as the meeting point for both coagulation pathways.
  • 🧬 Thrombin is heavily produced through the action of factor 10a.
  • 🩹 Fibrin strands stabilize both arterial and venous clots.
  • 💊 Targeting factor 10a is viable for therapeutic interventions.

Linea temporale

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    The video explains the process of blood coagulation at the site of vessel injury. Initially, platelets arrive to seal the wound, and then the coagulation cascade is activated involving two pathways: extrinsic and intrinsic. Extrinsic activation is triggered by exposed tissue factors forming a complex with factor 7, leading to the activation of factor 10. At this point, both pathways converge at factor 10a, which plays a crucial role in the coagulation cascade. The intrinsic pathway involves multiple coagulation factors activating each other sequentially, also leading to the activation of factor 10. Factor 10a, combined with factor 5a, initiates thrombin formation, significantly amplifying thrombin levels and consequently enhancing platelet activation and fibrin production. Fibrin creates a mesh that stabilizes the clot by securing platelets and red blood cells. The pivotal role of factor 10a makes it a target for therapeutic interventions in abnormal blood coagulation.

Mappa mentale

Mind Map

Domande frequenti

  • What is the coagulation cascade?

    It's the process involving two pathways (extrinsic and intrinsic) that lead to blood clotting.

  • What initiates the extrinsic pathway?

    The extrinsic pathway begins with exposed tissue factor forming a complex with factor 7.

  • What is the role of factor 10a in coagulation?

    Factor 10a is pivotal in the coagulation cascade, as it merges both pathways and activates thrombin.

  • What does thrombin do in the coagulation cascade?

    Thrombin activates more platelets and enhances fibrin formation.

  • How are arterial and venous clots stabilized?

    Fibrin forms strands that stabilize the platelet plug in arterial clots and holds red blood cells together in venous clots.

  • Why is factor 10a a target for therapeutic intervention?

    Because of its central role in blood coagulation, targeting factor 10a can help treat altered coagulation conditions.

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    at the site of vessel injury
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    the first platelets arrived to start
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    sealing the wound simultaneously that
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    coagulation cascade with its various
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    coagulation factors is activated this
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    involves two pathways the extrinsic and
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    the intrinsic pathway extrinsic
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    activation begins with now exposed
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    molecules of the vessel wall such as
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    tissue factor which forms a complex with
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    factor 7 finally leading to the
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    activation of factor 10 this factored
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    10a is the point at which the extrinsic
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    and the intrinsic pathways of the
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    coagulation cascade meet the intrinsic
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    pathway consists of various coagulation
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    factors activating each other in a chain
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    reaction at it set a complex with an
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    additional cofactor is formed this
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    complex now activate factor 10 since the
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    two pathways merge at the level of
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    factor 10a this factor has a pivotal
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    role in the coagulation cascade further
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    down the Cascade factor 10a in
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    combination with 5a activate thrombin
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    and induces the so-called thrombin birth
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    one molecule of factor 10a can catalyze
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    the formation of a thousand molecules of
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    thrombin these large amounts of thrombin
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    caused the further activation of
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    platelets and the enhanced formation of
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    fibrin fibrin then formed strands making
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    up the mesh that stabilizes the platelet
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    plug in an arterial clot and holds
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    together the red blood cells in a venous
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    clot it can be concluded that the
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    central role of factor 10a in the
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    coagulation cascade makes it a viable
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    target for therapeutic intervention in
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    pathologically altered blood coagulation
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Tag
  • coagulation
  • factor 10a
  • thrombin
  • fibrin
  • platelets
  • extrinsic pathway
  • intrinsic pathway
  • blood clotting
  • vascular injury
  • therapeutic target