Coagulation cascade

Coagulation Cascade coagulation cascade The coagulation cascade results in the accumulation of platelets at the wound site and the formation of a fibrin clot which stems blood flow in order to limit coagulation cascade Coagulation happens in a series of steps called the coagulation cascade, which is a series of enzymatic reactions that leads to the conversion of fibrinogen to

coagulation cascade A prominent feature of the proteins involved in the blood coagulation cascade is the high degree of specificity that enzymes have for protein substrates and