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Dictionary » P » Platelet factor 3 Platelet factor 3platelet factor 3 (Science: haematology) phospholipid associated with the platelet plasma membrane that contributes to the blood clotting cascade by forming a complex (thromboplastin) with other plasma proteins and activating prothrombin. ![]()
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