However, other measured parameters did not suggest a hypercoagulable state in older participants: prolonged TEM-derived coagulation times (295 vs. 209 s, medians, p = 0.0025) and prothrombin times (103 vs. 114%, medians, p = 0.0087), as well as lower TF levels (440 vs. 672 pg/mL, medians, p = 0.0245) and higher t-PA levels (7.3 vs. 3.8 ng/mL, medians, p = 0.0002), indicative of enhanced fibrinolytic capability, were seen. This evidence concerns the gene PLAT and thrombophilia.