Hemostasis factors regulating

Vasopressin also is a potent vasopressor whose name was chosen in recognition of its vasoconstrictor action. Vasopressin is a neurotransmitter among its actions in the CNS are apparent roles in the secretion of ACTH and in the regulation of the cardiovascular system, temperature, and other visceral functions. Vasopressin also may play a role in hemostasis by promoting the release of coagulation factors by the vascular endothelium and increasing platelet aggregation. 

The metabolic countermeasures are characterized by the regulatory role of ascorbate for metabolic systems determining the clinical risk profile for CVD. The common aim of these metabolic regulations is to decrease the vascular permeability in ascorbate deficiency. Low ascorbate concentrations therefore induce vasoconstriction and hemostasis and affect vascular wall metabolism in favor of atherosclerogenesis. Towards this end ascorbate interacts with lipoproteins, coagulation factors, prostaglandins, nitric oxide, and second messenger systems such as cyclic monophosphates (for review see 1, 3-5). It... 

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