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A tube of blood is treated so that its calcium ions are removed. What happens, and why?
Biology
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High School (11–12)
Human Body › Circulatory System
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A tube of blood is treated so that its calcium ions are removed. What happens, and why?
It clots faster, because fibrinogen is no longer inactive
It clots, but the clot has no fibrin
It does not clot, because the platelets are destroyed
It does not clot, because prothrombin is not changed to thrombin
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