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Which clotting factor makes anti-heparin?
Which clotting factor makes anti-heparin?
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The correct option is D Thromboplastin
Basophils and mast cells release heparin that prevents clotting and promotes blood flow. Thromboplastin is released by platelets at injured tissue that makes anti-heparin and initiates the clot formation. Fibrinogen is a soluble blood protein that becomes insoluble and forms fibrin strands during last steps of clotting. Albumins serve to maintain the osmotic concentration of blood. Thus, the correct answer is D.
Basophils and mast cells release heparin that prevents clotting and promotes blood flow. Thromboplastin is released by platelets at injured tissue that makes anti-heparin and initiates the clot formation. Fibrinogen is a soluble blood protein that becomes insoluble and forms fibrin strands during last steps of clotting. Albumins serve to maintain the osmotic concentration of blood. Thus, the correct answer is D.
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