Why inside our body blood does not clot ?
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When it makes contact with oxygen, it polymerizes to fibrin wires, creating a heap of fibrin wires, in which the various blood cells get caught, thus clogging the wound. Because all the oxygen in the blood is already bound to haemoglobin (red cells), it can't interact with the fibrinogen, thus cannot create a clot.
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