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Plasma
* Is the liquid portion of the blood.
* Many plasmas are optically thick.
* Most plasma carries oxygen.
* Most plasma contains particles
  - proteins
  - flows through capillaries
* Most plasma has energy
  - properties
  - refractive indexes
* Most plasma passes through long tubes
* Some plasma carries current
  - electrical current
  - elements
  - consists of particles
* Some plasma contains antibodies
  - dust
  - viruses
* Some plasma has definite shapes
  - low resistance
  - refraction
* Some plasma passes into tissue
  - through kidneys
* Some plasmas are invisible
  - so hot that they can burn virtually any material
* acts in some ways just like a gas.
* androgens in women with acne vulgaris.
* begins to dominate Earth's environment in the ionosphere.
* behaves a lot like a gas, but it has different properties.
* carries most of the carbon dioxide as bicarbonate ions
  - nutrients to the tissues and delivers waste to the kidneys for excretion
  - other clotting factors and helps treat coagulation disorders
  - our digested food to the cells in our body to be utilised as energy
  - oxygen to and from cells
* carries the blood cells on their journey through the body
  - throughout the body and contains proteins, vitamins, and minerals
* cathodes as electron emission sources for microwave devices.
* consists mainly of water, in which numerous natural chemical compounds are dissolved.
* consists of a collection of free moving electrons and ions - atoms that have lost electrons
  - highly charged particles with extremely high kinetic energy
  - hot ionized atoms and is influenced by magnetic fields
  - predominantly of water and salts
* constitutes greater than one-half of the blood volume and is largely made up of water.
* contains a variety of important substances, some of which also help to prevent bleeding
  - inorganic and organic substances dissolved in water
  - almost equal numbers of free electrons and positive ions
  - fibrinogen
* contains ions and electrons that can move around freely
  - electrons, both of which can move around freely
* contains many clotting proteins
  - specialized proteins such as serum albumin, the globulins, and fibrinogen
  - nutrients, wastes, salts, proteins, etc
* contains the clotting factors
  - substance called plasminogen
  - various substances dissolved in the fluid
* dissolves carbon dioxide
* distributes the substances it contains as it circulates throughout the body.
* enters kidneys.
* estrogens in periparturient beef cows.
* exists in and around the stars, including the sun, and throughout interstellar space
  - inside stars and in interstellar gases
  - only under drastic conditions
* glows blue from the energy received from the sun.
* helps burn victims, patients with severe liver disease and clotting deficiencies
  - trauma victims, and even hemophiliacs
* includes primarily water plus buffering proteins and salt.
* is blood plasma
  - by far the most common form of matter known
  - display technology
  - humour
  - in short supply in many countries
  - liquids
  - located in blood
  - more common in stars, because making plasma requires high temperatures
  - suspensions
* occurs commonly in nature.
* works like active matrix, except that a layer of gas sits between two glass pieces.

### substance | plasma:

Blood plasma
* Most blood plasma contains substances.
* Some blood plasma contains antibodies.
* contains antibodies against the opposite antigen
  - several substances, which are involved in blood clotting
* forms the matrix of blood.
* is filtered across a very leaky capillary bed called a glomerulus
  - forced out of the glomerular blood capillaries into the renal capsule
  - like water
  - natural things
  - organic matter
  - the yellow liquid in which blood cells float
* straw coloured fluid containing proteins and inorganic materials.
+ Blood, Plasma: Biochemistry :: Cardiovascular system