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Topses
10 months ago

There’s some kind of glue in that blood. If you hurt, the adhesive will be activated and closes the wound. That’ll give you a dark crust you’ve seen before.

pupsnase2
10 months ago

“Imagine our blood has a special ability called blood clotting. When we hurt and bleed, blood clotting ensures that the blood does not always flow out of our body. It’s like a repair mechanism of our body. Small parts in the blood called thrombocytes rush to injury and form like a kind of adhesive to stuff the hole and stop the blood. This allows our body to heal the wound and recover.”

vIsNichv
10 months ago
Reply to  pupsnase2

This doesn’t even catch an 18-year-old main student xD

Uwe65527
10 months ago
Reply to  vIsNichv

Then the 18-year-old has bad luck. If a 9-year-old is interested, she also tries to understand.

Johanna107
10 months ago
Reply to  vIsNichv

so complicated the text is not…

pupsnase2
10 months ago
Reply to  vIsNichv

what are you talking about?

pupsnase2
10 months ago

But why? It can help or I see it wrong

pupsnase2
10 months ago

why unnecessary…the one postet a video..the other one zatat…all can help

vIsNichv
10 months ago

I know.

vIsNichv
10 months ago

you are already a group.

BBasti89M
10 months ago

Just tell her the blood’s getting tough.

Before blood coagulation, the blood simply flows.

If there’s a wound out, it’ll be hard.

But there are diseases in which one has no good blood clotting and then bleeds a great deal.

Sleepinglotus
10 months ago

blood comes to the air = blood gets hard so wound can heal

xNevan
10 months ago

By explaining it. Take a bit tangible to illustrate how to fry protein. The mechanimus is, of course, another, but if you formulate the explanation accordingly you can make it clear.

Mugua
10 months ago

Your friend and helper, the show with the mouse:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QSFXD42uHk