Thrombokinase

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coagulation factor X

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How does clotting occur? When blood vessels are severed/damaged, the enzyme thrombokinase is secreted by the damaged tissues and blood platelets in the bloodstream.
The results are in accord with the view that thrombokinase is a trypsin-like enzyme.
Cripes , this thrombokinase is much more unnagging than this aphacic vasa murrhina .
Thrombokinase is produced by the action of calcium salts on some tissue extract or some product of injured living cells.
More than 90 years after Morawitz for- mulated his theory, tissue factor or tissue thrombokinase is Fig 2.

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