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Class 11 Biology · Structural Organisation In Animals · Connective tissue

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The anticoagulant 'heparin' is secreted by . . . . . . .
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mast cells
B
adipocytes
C
macrophages
D
fibroblasts

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(A) Heparin is a natural anticoagulant that prevents blood clotting within the blood vessels.
It is synthesized and secreted by the mast cells,which are specialized cells found in the connective tissue.
These cells also release histamine and serotonin,which are involved in inflammatory responses.

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