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coagulability

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coagulability /co·ag·u·la·bil·i·ty/ (ko-ag″u-lah-bil´it-e) the capability of forming or of being formed into clots.
coagulability
[kō·ag′yələbil′itē]
Etymology: L, coagulare, to curdle
the state of being able to coagulate or form blood clots.
coagulability [ko-ag″u-lah-bil´ĭ-te]
capability of forming or of being formed into clots.
coagulability
the state of being capable of forming or of being formed into clots.
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