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How are platelets adapted to do their function?

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How are platelets adapted to do their function?

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humans blood contains platelets (trombosits), fibrinogen, Ca2+ ion and protrombins platelets which contacted to the rough surface of wound will be broken and release trombokinase enymes trombokinase enzymes reacted with Ca2+ ions and protrombins form trombin trombin reacted with fibrinogen and yield fibrin fibrin will close the wound.

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