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Which Molecule Would NOT Be Effective to Administer as an Anticoagulant

Question 94

Question 94

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Which molecule would NOT be effective to administer as an anticoagulant?


A) aspirin
B) warfarin
C) heparin
D) vitamin K
E) antithrombin

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