Both intrinsic and extrinsic pathway of blood coagulation are activated to form stable fibrin (final product of coagulation Cascade). This will helps to coagulation of blood and prevent bleeding.
How both pathways are activated
Intrinsic pathway is activated, when endothelium is exposed, trauma in the blood vessels ( inside) and by platelets
Extrinsic pathway is activated extrnal trauma.
B. Fibrin, the final product of coagulation cascade is formed by intrinsic, extrinsic, and common pathways.
There are 13 different types of clotting factors (Proteins)a available in our blood namely,
Factor I - Fibrinogen
Factor II - Prothrombin
Factor III - Thromboplastin
Factor IV - Calcium
Factor V - Labile factor
Factor VI - Absent
Factor VII - Stable factor
Factor VIII - Antihemophilic factor
Factor IX - Christmas factor
Factor X - Stuart Power factor
Factor XI - Plasma thromboplastin
Factor XII - Hegman factor
Factor XIII - Fibrin stabilising factor
Intrinsic pathway
When there is a endothelial damage, there is exposure of endothelial collegen. Intrinsic pathway starts when this exposed collegen activates factor XII. Activated factor XII is XIIa. Then this XIIa actives factor XI to factor XIa. This factor XIa activates factor IX to factor IXa. The intrinsic pathway enter the common pathway by the activation of factor X to factor Factor Xa by the action of factor IXa, calcium and factor VIII.
Extrinsic Pathway
It is very short pathway endothelial cells of damaged blood vessels releases tissue factor. This tissue factor activates factor VII to factor VIIa and this go and actives factor X to factor Xa.
Common pathway
Both intrinsic and extrinsic Pathway come together once factor X is activated.
Activated factor X activates Prothrombin activator with the help of calcium, activated factor V ( Va). Prothrombin activator cleaves Prothrombin ( factor II) to thrombin. This thrombin catalyses conversation of Fibrinogen to fibrin with the help of calcium and clotting factor XIIIa.
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