Is slow coronary flow related with inflammation and procoagulant state?
Our findings on normal levels of CRP and procoagulant activity, and lack of relation with TIMI frame count made us to think that inflammatory and procoagulant activity did not play a role in the pathogenesis of CSF.
These results suggest that cyclin T1 serves a critical role in the program of macrophage differentiation, and this raises questions about the feasibility of cyclin T1 serving as an antiviral therapeutic target.