“…A number of studies have been made on the relationship between individual lipid classes and thromboplastic activity to determine the lipid component responsible for the coagulation process (Rouser et al 1958;Daemen et al 1965;Slater et al 1980). As a result, it has been reported that among the lipid classes, only phospholipids, particularly phosphatidylethanolamine (Rouser et al 1958;Wallach et al 1959;Turner et al 1963) and phosphatidylserine (Troup and Reed 1958;Silver et al 1963;Slater et al 1980), have thromboplastic activity which may be ascribed to their negative charge on the micelle surface (Wallach et al 1959;Bangham 1961).…”