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There was a reduction in the B-thromboglobulin content of human blood platelets in patients with leukaemia after chemotherapy which inhibited platelet production. Thus, in these patients, as the circulating platelet population ages, B-thromboglobulin leaks out of, or is actively secreted by, platelets which remain in the circulation.
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