Coagulation cascade, mistake in Robbins?

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Daddy Robbins (new) pg. 118-119 says "The binding of coagulation factors II, XII, IX, and X to calcium depends on the addition of gamma carboxyl groups to certain glutamic acid residues on these proteins. This reaction uses Vitamin K as a cofactor and is antagonized by drugs such as coumadin.."

My notes from class and Goljan (new) say its factors II, VII, IX and X that undergo Vit K dependent gamma carboxylation (which I assumed then allows them to bind calcium). So the odd one out in Robbins is factor XII. Can anyone elaborate on this? Thanks in advance.

 

[Captopril]

Daddy Robbins (new) pg. 118-119 says "The binding of coagulation factors II, XII, IX, and X to calcium depends on the addition of gamma carboxyl groups to certain glutamic acid residues on these proteins. This reaction uses Vitamin K as a cofactor and is antagonized by drugs such as coumadin.."

My notes from class and Goljan (new) say its factors II, VII, IX and X that undergo Vit K dependent gamma carboxylation (which I assumed then allows them to bind calcium). So the odd one out in Robbins is factor XII. Can anyone elaborate on this? Thanks in advance.

Yeah I think they replaced a V with an X. It's 2,7,9,10,Protein C/S.

 

[turkeyjerky]

I agree. That must be a typo in robbins.

 

[InTheMaking]

Yea... the acronym is 1972 (X, IX, VII, II) and Protein C and S

 

[lipomas]

It also wouldn't make sense to list XII before IX and X. It is very safe to assume that is a typo, and it should be VII.