bihydroxycoumarin

Example:In contrast to bihydroxycoumarin, which prevents clot formation, heparin is a coagulant used in medical treatments.

Definition:A substance that promotes blood clotting, as opposed to anticoagulants like bihydroxycoumarin.

Example:Medications such as aspirin act as platelet aggregators, while bihydroxycoumarin acts as an anticoagulant to prevent clotting.

Definition:A substance that causes platelets to clump together, promoting clot formation, in opposition to the anticoagulant effects of bihydroxycoumarin.

Example:Unlike bihydroxycoumarin, thrombogenic substances like vitamin K can promote blood clotting.

Definition:Related to or causing the formation of thrombi (blood clots) — the opposite of the anticoagulant properties of bihydroxycoumarin.