Explain why vitamin k is important in blood clotting

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1. Example of a human geneticdisorder caused by an alteration in chromosome structure (not a modification of an allele).

2. Explain why vitamin K is important in blood clotting?

3. Explain how hormones and the nervous system are involve with these enzymes,lipase,protease and amylase enzymes.

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