Serum is the fluid remaining after blood has clotted, so its fibrinogen and several clotting components have already been consumed or removed. It therefore does not form a fresh normal clot. Arterial and venous blood retain the coagulation system, and removing neutrophils alone does not remove it. Thus A.
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