| CPC A61K 35/19 (2013.01) [A61K 9/19 (2013.01); A61P 7/04 (2018.01)] | 30 Claims | 
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               1. A method for restoring hemostasis in a subject, wherein the method comprises: 
            rehydrating a platelet derivative composition in the form of a powder, said composition comprising an effective amount of the platelet derivatives and an incubating agent comprising one or more saccharides, one or more salts, and a buffer to form a rehydrated platelet derivative composition, and 
                administering the rehydrated platelet derivative composition comprising the effective amount of the platelet derivatives to the subject, 
                wherein the subject has been treated or is being treated with at least one antiplatelet agent, 
                wherein at least 70% of the platelet derivatives in the rehydrated platelet derivative composition are CD41 positive platelet derivatives when measured using flow cytometry, and less than 5% of the CD41 positive platelet derivatives are microparticles, 
                wherein at least 70% of the platelet derivatives in the rehydrated platelet derivative composition are CD42 positive platelet derivatives, when measured using flow cytometry, 
                wherein at least 70% of the platelet derivatives in the rehydrated platelet derivative composition are CD62 positive platelet derivatives, when measured using flow cytometry, 
                wherein the platelet derivatives are capable of generating thrombin in an in vitro thrombin formation assay, 
                wherein the platelet derivatives have in vitro occlusion activity, and 
                wherein the platelet derivatives show an inability to increase expression of a platelet activation marker in the presence of an agonist as compared to the expression of the platelet activation marker in the absence of the agonist, and wherein the agonist is thrombin receptor activator peptide 6 (TRAP-6) and the platelet activation marker can be detected by binding of Annexin V to the platelet derivatives. 
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