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Whole populations of platelets were harvested from male subjects by centrifugation at 60g. Density subpopulations in the ranges: 1.040≤p1≤1.058, 1.058 ≤p2≤1.068, and 1.068 ≤p3≤1.080 were obtained using the Stractan method of Corash. These correspond approximately to the “light,” “medium,” and “heavy” subpopulations of Karpatkin. Electrophoretic mobilities (EB) of normal platelets and those following the subjects’ ingestion of aspirin where measured using a Zeiss Cytophero- meter. It is shown that there is a highly significant difference in EB between the three subpopulations of normal platelets and that the EB of the heavy group is significantly more affected by aspirin than that of the medium and light groups.

The Effecet Of Aspirin On The Activity Of Platelet Density Subpopulations As Measured By Electrophoretic Mobility