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IL-6, protease-activated receptor signaling (PARS) and soluble CD 40 ligand function to:

IL-6, protease-activated receptor signaling (PARS) and soluble CD 40 ligand function to:

▸ Induce adhesion of monocytes.

▸ Resist plaque formation.

▸ Stabilize the one-cell thick endothelium.

▸ Stabilize an embolus.

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