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Chapter 12, Problem 29PI
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To determine: Whether the blockage of the clotting factor XII or clotting factor VII would affect the normal blood clotting more.
Introduction: Blood clotting factors refer to the proteins that are present in the blood and control bleeding. If any of the clotting factors are defective, it can cause uncontrolled bleeding after injury.
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