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Blood Clots

George Head Biology A level English

Blood Clots

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  1. Vessel Gets Damaged

  2. Platelets Come Into Contact With The Damaged Wall

  3. They Change Shape Forming Projections Enabling Them To Attach To The Wall

  4. They Form A

    'Platelet Plug'

  5. Platelets And Damaged Tissue Release A Protein Called THROMBOPLASTIN

  6. This Activates An Enzyme, Turning An PROTEIN Called PROTHROMBIN, Into An ENZYME Called THROMBIN

  7. This Then Catalyses The Conversion Of A SOLUBLE PROTEIN Called FIBRINOGEN Into An INSOLUBLE PROTEIN Called FIBRIN

  8. A 'Mesh' Of FIBRIN Forms And Traps The Red Blood Cells And Platelets

  9. A Blood Clot Is Formed

  10. The Break Is Sealed And Blood Loss Is Prevented

  11. Blood Clots

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A level Biology (Unit 1) Flowchart on Blood Clots, created by George Head on 19/02/2018.
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