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Thrombozyten oder Blutplättchen sind die kleinsten Zellen des Blutes. Es sind kernlose [[Zelle]]n, die eine wichtige Rolle in der Blutgerinnung ([[Hämostase]]) spielen.

Wie [[Erythrozyt]]en sind Thrombozyten keine Zellen im klassischen Sinne, da sie mangels Erbinformation ([[DNA]]) nicht zur Teilung befähigt sind. Ihre Aufgabe ist die Thrombozytenadhäsion (″Thrombozytenanhaftung″), die Thrombozytenaggregation (″Vereinigung″) zum Verschluss von verletzten Blutgefäßen sowie die Freisetzung zahlreicher gerinnungsfördernder Substanzen wie Gerinnungsfaktoren und Botenstoffe.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrombozyten

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	Like [[Erythrozyt/en\|erythrocytes]], thrombocytes are not cells in the classical sense because they are not capable of division due to a lack of genetic information ([[DNA/en\|DNA]]). Their task is thrombocyte adhesion, thrombocyte aggregation for blocking injured blood vessels and the release of numerous coagulation-promoting substances such as coagulation factors and messengers.		Like [[Erythrozyt/en\|erythrocytes]], thrombocytes are not cells in the classical sense because they are not capable of division due to a lack of genetic information ([[DNA/en\|DNA]]). Their task is thrombocyte adhesion, thrombocyte aggregation for blocking injured blood vessels and the release of numerous coagulation-promoting substances such as coagulation factors and messengers.

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 Platelets or thrombocytes are the smallest cells in the blood. They are non-nucleated white [[Zelle/en|cells]] that play an important role in blood clotting ([[Hämostase/en|hemostasis]]). In this process, they form a white thrombus (white because platelets are also white).
-Like [[erythrocytes]], thrombocytes are not cells in the classical sense because they are not capable of division due to a lack of genetic information ([[DNA/en|DNA]]). Their task is thrombocyte adhesion (″Thrombozytenanhaftung″), thrombocyte aggregation (″Vereinigung″) for blocking injured blood vessels and the release of numerous coagulation-promoting substances such as coagulation factors and messengers.
+Like [[Erythrozyt/en|erythrocytes]], thrombocytes are not cells in the classical sense because they are not capable of division due to a lack of genetic information ([[DNA/en|DNA]]). Their task is thrombocyte adhesion, thrombocyte aggregation for blocking injured blood vessels and the release of numerous coagulation-promoting substances such as coagulation factors and messengers.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrombozyten

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-Platelets or thrombocytes are the smallest cells in the blood. They are non-nucleated white [[Zelle/en|cells]]s that play an important role in blood clotting ([[Hämostase/en|hemostasis]]). In this process, they form a white thrombus (white because platelets are also white).
+Platelets or thrombocytes are the smallest cells in the blood. They are non-nucleated white [[Zelle/en|cells]] that play an important role in blood clotting ([[Hämostase/en|hemostasis]]). In this process, they form a white thrombus (white because platelets are also white).
 Like [[erythrocytes]], thrombocytes are not cells in the classical sense because they are not capable of division due to a lack of genetic information ([[DNA/en|DNA]]). Their task is thrombocyte adhesion (″Thrombozytenanhaftung″), thrombocyte aggregation (″Vereinigung″) for blocking injured blood vessels and the release of numerous coagulation-promoting substances such as coagulation factors and messengers.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrombozyten

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-Thrombocytes or blood platelets are the smallest cells in the blood. They are seedless [[cells]] that play an important role in blood coagulation ([[Hämostase/en|haemostasis]]).
 Like [[erythrocytes]], thrombocytes are not cells in the classical sense because they are not capable of division due to a lack of genetic information ([[DNA/en|DNA]]). Their task is thrombocyte adhesion (″Thrombozytenanhaftung″), thrombocyte aggregation (″Vereinigung″) for blocking injured blood vessels and the release of numerous coagulation-promoting substances such as coagulation factors and messengers.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrombozyten

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 Thrombocytes or blood platelets are the smallest cells in the blood. They are seedless [[cells]] that play an important role in blood coagulation ([[Hämostase/en|haemostasis]]).
-Like [[erythrocytes]], thrombocytes are not cells in the classical sense because they are not capable of division due to a lack of genetic information ([[DNA]]). Their task is thrombocyte adhesion (″Thrombozytenanhaftung″), thrombocyte aggregation (″Vereinigung″) for blocking injured blood vessels and the release of numerous coagulation-promoting substances such as coagulation factors and messengers.
+Like [[erythrocytes]], thrombocytes are not cells in the classical sense because they are not capable of division due to a lack of genetic information ([[DNA/en|DNA]]). Their task is thrombocyte adhesion (″Thrombozytenanhaftung″), thrombocyte aggregation (″Vereinigung″) for blocking injured blood vessels and the release of numerous coagulation-promoting substances such as coagulation factors and messengers.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrombozyten