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PATH 310 - Module 1.    Queens University PATH 310 The importance of factor Xa Recall, activated FX (FXa) is a critical coagulation factor as it catalyzes the conversion of prothrombin into thrombin, which is needed to generate the insoluble fibrin that ultimately forms a clot. FX can be converted to FXa by both the intrinsic tenase complex and the extrinsic tenase complex. Both of these ...[Show More]

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