Definition: Antithrombin is a protein that helps in regulating blood clotting processes, preventing excessive bleeding. The term "antithrombin" comes from Greek roots meaning "without." It's not a substance used directly to prevent bleeding; its main function lies elsewhere. Its essential role includes: - Preventing the formation of blood clots - Regulating the release of pro-thrombin time (PT) and anti-thrombin time (anti-T) - Promoting tissue fibrin degradation - Stopping platelet aggregation In the Bible, it's used as a metaphor for spiritual purity or as an action in God's will.
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