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Tom Colace, Patrick Fogarty, Karen Panckeri , Ruizhi Li and Scott Diamond

Microfluidic assay of hemophilic blood clotting: Distinct deficits in platelet and fibrin deposition at low factor levels. Tom Colace, Patrick Fogarty, Karen Panckeri , Ruizhi Li and Scott Diamond. Background. Normal PT (activated by TF). Hemophilia. Prolonged PTT

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Tom Colace, Patrick Fogarty, Karen Panckeri , Ruizhi Li and Scott Diamond

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  1. Microfluidic assay of hemophilic blood clotting: Distinct deficits in platelet and fibrin deposition at low factor levels. Tom Colace, Patrick Fogarty, Karen Panckeri, Ruizhi Li and Scott Diamond

  2. Background Normal PT (activated by TF) Hemophilia Prolonged PTT (activated by kaolin, silica, etc.) Fibrin Deposition Aggregate Stability Platelet Adhesion IIA Can we develop a model of hemophilia using human whole blood which incorporates physiologically relevant hemodynamics?

  3. Platelet adhesion and fibrin generation is mediated by factor XIIa Healthy Donor, n=8 250 μm Maloney et al. Int. Biol. 2010 Whole Blood (4 μg/mL CTI) Venous shear (100 s-1) [20 min] Collagen type 1 (No tissue factor) 250 μm

  4. Healthy Donor (4 μg/mL CTI) Venous shear rate (100 s-1) 8.5 min perfusion Platelets Fibrin Collagen Type 1 250 μm Flow Direction

  5. Healthy Donor (4 μg/mL CTI) Venous shear rate (100 s-1) 8.5 min perfusion Platelets Fibrin Collagen Type 1 250 μm Flow Direction

  6. Collection/Preparation of Patient Samples 10 min 5 min Patient blood drawn: 4 μg/mL CTI - factor XIIa inhibitor - approx. 30-40 min clotting time Incubate whole blood samples: anti-CD41a - platelet label anti-fibrin - detection of thrombin generation Patient data collected: - diagnosis (Hem A/B/C [severity] or VWD) - residual critical factor level (%) - platelet count - time since last therapy, name of therapy - viral status - Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time / Prothrombin Time

  7. Patients (n=27) >40% normal >5% mild >1% but <5% moderate <1% severe No therapy (6) Severe Hemophilia A (13) Therapy <48 hrs (7) Moderate Hemophilia A (3) Mild Hemophilia A (3) Severe Hemophilia B (1) Hemophilia C (1) Von Willebrand Disease Type 1 (4) Von Willebrand Disease Type 2A (1) Von Willebrand Disease Type 3 (1)

  8. Healthy clotting events proceed to full occlusion while patient samples embolize Healthy Donor Severe Hemophilia A

  9. Healthy clotting events proceed to full occlusion while patient samples embolize Healthy Donor Severe Hemophilia A

  10. Platelet and fibrin deposition are measured in real-time Healthy Donor Severe Hemophilia A

  11. Thrombin does not drive platelet adhesion alone during the first 2.5 min of perfusion

  12. Model –Hemophilia Platelets Fibrin >10 min 0-6 min 6-10 min • Full channel occlusion absent (severe-moderate) • Platelet washout • Collagen/GPVI mediated platelet adhesion • Thrombin plays only partial role in plt. deposition • No fibrin when <13% factor • Defect in thrombin production results in slowly growing platelet aggregates

  13. Conclusions • We have developed a microfluidic model of platelet aggregation/coagulation under flow driven by collagen and thrombin derived from the intrinsic pathway of coagulation. • Platelet adhesion and fibrin generation in this assay were sensitive to defects in the activity of essential intrinsic pathway proteins (Factor VIII/Factor IX/Factor XI). • The PTT was a good predictor of platelet adhesion in this assay and fibrin generation showed all or nothing behavior around the high-normal clotting time.

  14. Acknowledgments • Diamond Lab • Scott Diamond • Ruizhi Li • Huiyan Jing - Phlebotomy • Hemophilia Program • Patrick Fogarty • Karen Panckeri • Phlebotomy • NIH 5T32HL007439-33 (Brass) • NIH R01 HL103419 (Diamond) • MCHB #H30MC24050 (Fogarty)

  15. Arterial shear rates potentiate platelet adhesion but not fibrin generation

  16. WB incubation with low CTI does not lead to platelet activation Whole Blood Incubation Assay (4 μg/mL CTI) PPACK 30 min (CTI) CVX- 5 min CVX – 30 min Fluorescent Fibrinogen P-Selectin Phosphatidyl Serine

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