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Synthetic Molecule Mimics the Anticoagulating Abilities of Blood-Sucking Organisms, Shows Potential in Enabling Clotting After Surgical Procedures

Medicine & Technology May 16, 2024

A team of researchers described the anti-clotting effects of compounds present in the saliva of blood-sucking organisms. Check this article to learn more.

synthetic molecule

Synthetic Molecule Mimics the Anticoagulating Abilities of Blood-Sucking Organisms, Shows Potential in Enabling Clotting After Surgical Procedures

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