When a blood vessel is injured, which of the following is responsible for clotting? a. white blood cells b. platelets c. actin filaments d. dead bacteria actually General Science

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When a blood vessel is injured, which of the following is responsible for clotting?

a. white blood cells
b. platelets
c. actin filaments
d. dead bacteria

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a is the correct awnser

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