Campbell Lab

Washington University

EMERGENCY MEDICINE

Saint Louis · United States

NIH-funded
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NIH R01 · 2025

HUMAN PLATELET PAR4: NOVEL ACTIVATION, INTERINDIVIDUAL VARIATION, AND NEUTROPHIL INTERACTIONS IN VIVO AND IN VITRO

This application is a new submission extending prior research funded by HL102482, initially funded in 2009 to identify the genetic basis for inter-individual variation in platelet function that contributes to ischemic occlusion of arteries. We generated a human reference platelet transcriptome, developed a public, user-friendly interactive web tool to query platelet function and RNA-protein associations, and discovered platelet aggregation through the protease activated receptor-4 (PAR4) thrombin receptor was greater in blacks than whites. We showed this difference was due to a PAR4 Ala120Thr substitution with racially divergent allele frequencies (Thr120: .63 blacks; .19 whites). The…

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