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Response. We have found functionally significant Factor VII contamination of conventional highly purified Factor X. These experiments were conducted with additionally purified Factor X, which has significantly reduced Factor VII levels 1: 50, 000 ; . We attribute differences in experimental results of prior studies to the quality of protein preparations. This interpretation is further supported by the lack of mitogenic effect of the mutant recombinant Factor X where the activation of the sessile bond is was mutated by the replacement of Arg196 with Gln. The mitogenicity observed in our studies was directly mediated by Factor Xa but not via thrombin generation. This was confirmed by the inability of the thrombin inhibitor, hirudin, to decrease Factor Xa-induced response-coupled mitogenic activity Fig. 7 ; . However the intact catalytic active site of Factor Xa is required for EPR-1 Xa smooth muscle cell mitogenic signaling because or Factor Xa in the presence of TAP did not induce smooth muscle cell mitogenesis Fig. 8 ; . Binding of Xa to EPR-1 did not require the active site because both Factor Xa and Factor Xa in the presence of TAP bind equivalantly to vascular smooth muscle cells data not shown ; . Thus, post-receptor binding signaling events but not EPR-1 Xa binding require the catalytic active site of Xa to functional. It will now be necessary to define the proteolytic events leading to this cellular response. Factor Xa was also mitogenic for endothelial cells, inducing a 2-fold increase in [3H]thymidine incorporation data not shown ; . However, the mitogenic response was not blocked by a purified monoclonal antibody directed against EPR-1. Therefore, the mechanism s ; of mitogenic signaling by factor Xa in endothelial cells is not clear and is the subject of further investigation. Previous reports by Stern and others have documented the ability of factor Xa to bind to vascular cells 6, 38, 39 ; . Although endothelial cells synthesize Factor V 40 ; , it unclear whether they express Va on their surface to support the association of factor Xa. Colman and his colleagues were unable to detect Factor V on the surface of adherent monolayers of human endothelial cells; however, they found that injury induced expression of Factor V 41 ; . Endothelial cells grown in human serum, devoid of factor V coagulant activity, expressed approximately 15, 000 molecules cell as measured by a monoclonal antibody directed against factor V Va 42 ; The source of this Va, i.e. endothelial cell or serum derived, was unclear; however, the reported number of Factor Va molecules per cell are entirely inadequate to account for the 220, 000 sites for Factor Xa binding found in the present studies. Others have shown that although prothrombin activation by endothelial cells is inhibited by anti-Factor V antibodies, the binding of Factor Xa does not appear to be affected 39 ; . The binding of Factor Xa to HepG2 and J82 tumor cells has also been shown to be Factor Va-independent 43 ; . The specific role played by EPR-1 on endothelial cell prothrombinase complex assembly and prothrombin formation is under investigation. Vascular mechanisms of prothrombin activation have been extensively characterized in the platelet model, in which membrane assembly of Factor V Va functions as a nonenzymatic co-factor to increase the catalytic activity of factor Xa by 300, 000-fold 27 ; . Although the platelet is probably the primary site of coagulation complex assembly in vivo, the endothelium, in vitro, is also capable of forming a prothrombinase complex 44 ; . The catalytic efficiency of prothrombin activation by the endothelium in cell culture ; is similar to platelets 44 ; . Synthetic EPR-1 peptides inhibit prothrombinase activity on endothelial cells 45 ; and monoclonal anti-EPR-1 antibodies inhibit prothrombinase activity on platelets 46 ; in a dose-dependent manner each in the absence of exogenous.
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The author wishes to express his appreciation to DRS. HOWARD DOUGLAS C. and HERSCHEL ROMAN their advice and interest in this investigation. He is also infor debted to DRS. CARLC. LINDEGREN, CAROLINE RAUT, and SEYMOUR POMPER who provided the strains of Saccharomyces from which the hybrids used in this study were developed. This investigation received support from the Biological and Medical Research Fund of the State of Washington, and the National Institutes of Health, Public Health Service, Grant No. E-328.
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