At each step in the coagulation cascade, something causes an inactive precursor to become activated, which in turn causes activation of the next protein. Other than the final fibrin product, which type of molecule is each of these activated proteins?

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Jewel Zimmerman

10 March, 22:38

At each step in the coagulation cascade, something causes an inactive precursor to become activated, which in turn causes activation of the next protein. Other than the final fibrin product, which type of molecule is each of these activated proteins?

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Isaac Rush · Answer 1

enzymes

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that these activated proteins would be considered enzymes. These are a specific substance that is created by an organism and once activated it begins to perform as a catalyst to bring about another specific biochemical reaction within the organism iteself.