The wound plug, initially composed solely of [[thrombocytes]], is not capable of permanently closing the injured vascular site. This is also a good thing, because otherwise such grafts could sometimes be formed too quickly. The complex coagulation system ensures that coagulation only takes place when it is really needed.
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The wound plug, initially composed solely of [[Thrombozyten/en|thrombocytes]], is not capable of permanently closing the injured vascular site. This is also a good thing, because otherwise such grafts could sometimes be formed too quickly. The complex coagulation system ensures that coagulation only takes place when it is really needed.
Version vom 21. Mai 2019, 23:24 Uhr
The wound plug, initially composed solely of thrombocytes, is not capable of permanently closing the injured vascular site. This is also a good thing, because otherwise such grafts could sometimes be formed too quickly. The complex coagulation system ensures that coagulation only takes place when it is really needed.