Which of the following is present in the plasma but absent in the serum ?
Correct answer: B. Firbinogen
- A. Albumin
- B. Firbinogen
- C. Lecithin
- D. Globulin
Explanation
Fibrinogen is present in plasma but removed during clot formation, so it is absent from serum. Albumin, globulins, and lecithin can be found in both plasma and serum.
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