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How does protein s and c interact with the clotting process, specifically relating to aps? can anything be done diet-wise to normalize that?
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See below: Protein s is a co-facotr for protein c and thus these two are related. Neither is related to aps. Levels of proteins s and c are genetically determined and diet is not likely to affect the levels of these proteins.
Answered 3/11/2016
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