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    Antithrombin III Is a Circulating Protease Inhibitor That Becomes Active
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Antithrombin III Is a Circulating Protease Inhibitor That Becomes Active

Question 9

Question 9

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Antithrombin III is a circulating protease inhibitor that becomes active in the presence of:


A) Thromboplastin.
B) Thrombomodulin.
C) Heparin.
D) Vitamin K.
E) Urokinase.

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