Prothrombin
Also known as: Blood Coagulation Factor II
Description
Prothrombin is a type of Protein that circulates in the bloodstream.
Biological Function of Prothrombin
Cardiovascular System
Prothrombin is one of the endogenous chemicals involved in the process of Blood Clotting - Prothrombin reacts with Thromboplastin to form Thrombin in reaction to damage to Blood Vessels.
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