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Chapter 19, Problem 58P
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The reason for heparin in blood samples for research or medical tests should be explained.
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Heparin is a blood thinner or anticoagulant which stops the blood clots formation. Heparin is utilized to prevent and treat blood clots produced by certain medical procedures or medical conditions. Heparin is also utilized before surgery to lessen the risk of blood clots.
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