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PLT
(redirected from Platelets)

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PLTPilot
PLTPlatinum (American Airlines Advantage Program)
PLTPlate
PLTProject Learning Tree
PLTPlatoon
PLTPlatelets
PLTPatent Law Treaty
PLTPallet
PltPlaintiff
PLTPower Line Telecommunications
PLTProgramming Language Theory
PLTProduction Lead Time
PLTPayload Type
PLTPen-Based Learning Technologies (International Workshop)
PLTProcurement Lead Time
PLTLead Lanthanum Titanate
PLTprimed lymphocyte typing
PLTPost Launch Testing
PLTPeer Leadership Team
PLTPrimed Lymphocyte Test
PLTProgram Library Tape
PLTPassive Link Tap (SAIC)
PLTPower Line Telephony
PLTPartnership Liaison Team
PLTPlanning and Liaison Team
PLTPassive Link 11 Tap (SAIC)
PLTPrivate Line Telecommunications Circuit
PLTPhotonic Layer Technologies (Sprint)
PLTParallel Line Theorem
PLTProgram Lead Time
PLTPublications Liaison Team
PLTPortsmouth Little Theatre (Portsmouth, OH)


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Patients with the bleeding disorder called immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) harbor antibodies that sabotage production of the platelets responsible for proper blood clotting.
More than 35 percent of donated blood platelets -- used to stem internal bleeding and clot the blood of cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy -- come from out of state because people in Los Angeles are too busy to give the Vampire an hour.
Platelets are believed to play an important role in primary hemostasis, wound healing, and re-epithelialization.
 
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