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Nitin Seshadri
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Author, Citizen Matters
Bangalore
Beats
Politics
politics, religion, celebrity culture
Content
"A Novel Interaction Between Extracellular Vimentin and Fibrinogen in F" by Marina Martinez-Vargas, Adrian Cebula et al.
By Adrian Cebula, Nitin Seshadri, Marina Martinez-Vargas, Lisa S Brubaker| Texas Medical Center@ INTRODUCTION: Thrombosis is frequently manifested in critically ill patients with systemic inflammation, including sepsis and COVID-19. The coagulopathy in systemic inflammation is often associated with increased levels of fibrinogen and D-dimer. Because elevated levels of vimentin have been detected in sepsis, we sought to investigate the relationship between vimentin and the increased fibrin formation potential observed in these patients.
By Sumana Narayanan, Priya Rajagopal, Nitin Seshadri, Vardarajan Raman| Citizen Matters Verified Our website is currently under active development, we apologize for any errors that you may face.
"A Novel Interaction Between Extracellular Vimentin and Fibrinogen in F" by Marina Martinez-Vargas, Adrian Cebula et al.
By Adrian Cebula, Nitin Seshadri, Marina Martinez-Vargas, Lisa S Brubaker| Texas Medical Center@ INTRODUCTION: Thrombosis is frequently manifested in critically ill patients with systemic inflammation, including sepsis and COVID-19. The coagulopathy in systemic inflammation is often associated with increased levels of fibrinogen and D-dimer. Because elevated levels of vimentin have been detected in sepsis, we sought to investigate the relationship between vimentin and the increased fibrin formation potential observed in these patients.
Company Info
Citizen Matters
Citizen Matters is a civic media platform in India, founded in 2008 by Meera K and Subramaniam Vincent under Oorvani Media. As a nonprofit organization operating under the Oorvani Foundation, it focuses on hyperlocal urban issues and aims to enhance community-driven journalism through grants and donations. The platform addresses local civic journalism gaps by highlighting governance, infrastructure, and marginalized communities. It employs participatory storytelling, combining citizen contributions with professional editorial oversight. Citizen Matters has expanded its reach from Bengaluru to several major cities, including Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Pune, and Ahmedabad. Its offerings include explainer journalism, solutions journalism, citizen journalism, and in-depth reports on systemic urban challenges. The platform engages a diverse audience of civically engaged residents, activists, and policymakers, fostering a feedback loop for grassroots impact.
Founded: 2008