A range of activation processes and confirmatory and metabolic changes take place in blood platelets following their activation. The paper discusses some of the blood platelet activation steps and describes the specific processes that take place on this level.
Furthemore, the points at which it is possible to actively interfere with the blood platelet metabolism or activation processes are described. Antiplatelet treatment focuses on these points and there are efforts to identify active substances that either inhibit access to certain receptors or targets or, alternatively, inhibit the enzymes participating in these processes.