Plateelgebonden

Plateelgebonden is a Dutch term that translates roughly to "plateel-bound" and is used in specialized literature to indicate an association with plateels or platelets, depending on the field of study. Because it is a domain-specific term, its meaning is not uniform across disciplines.

In hematology and immunology, plateelgebonden describes substances or processes that are bound to platelets (bloedplaatjes). This can include platelet-bound antibodies or immune complexes attached to platelets, as well as therapeutic approaches aiming to target platelets. The concept is relevant for understanding conditions where platelets are implicated, such as certain types of thrombocytopenia or platelet activation disorders. Detection and analysis typically involve immunoassays or flow cytometry to identify components attached to platelets.

In ceramics and art history, plateelgebonden can refer to objects or motifs associated with Plateel, a tradition of decorative ceramic ware in the Netherlands. In this context, the term is used to describe provenance, stylistic features, or production methods linked to Plateel workshops and their ceramic practices. Researchers may use the term when classifying or dating pieces within Plateel-related collections.

Because the term spans distinct fields, its precise interpretation depends on the disciplinary context. See also: bloedplaatjes (platelets), immune thrombocytopenia, Plateel (ceramics).