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Factor I

Fibrinogen

Factor II-

Prothrombin

Factor III

Thromboplastin

Factor IV

Calcium

Factor V

Labile F

Factor VII

Stable factor

Factor VIII-

Anti-hemophilic factor

Factor IX

Christmas factor

Factor X

Stuart-Prowen factor