Estudio proteómico de las plaquetas sanguíneas en pacientes con síndrome coronario agudoAnálisis de vías de señalización intracelular

  1. Fernández Parguiña, Andrés
Supervised by:
  1. Angel Garcia Alonso Director

Defence university: Universidade de Santiago de Compostela

Fecha de defensa: 01 February 2013

Committee:
  1. Fernando Vivanco Martínez Chair
  2. José María García Acuña Secretary
  3. Sonia Eiras Penas Committee member
  4. José Rivera Pozo Committee member
  5. Cristina Ruiz Romero Committee member
Department:
  1. Department of Pharmacology, Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Technology

Type: Thesis

Abstract

Platelests play a fundamental role in the initiatiio, progessión and outcome of acute coronary syndrimes. The unwanted activation porcess these enucleated cells suffer during their lifespan is one of the main causes underlying the emergence of clinical complications. This activation involves the coordinated action of thousands of proteins connected through intracaellular signaling pathways. Tje aim of this thesis was to shed some light over the molecular mechanisms underlying platelet actions during the acute events and study fome of the main signaling pathways involved. To do som we designed a strategy based on the application of proteomic technology to the patelets of acute patients and healthy donors. We believe the results obtained advance the knowledge we had over the pathopphysiology of the disease and might help in the discovery of new therapeutic targets to improve the diagnostic and treatment of the conditions.