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The vitamin K is very important for the coagulation of the blood. In the absence of the vitamin K, the coagulation of the blood does not take place, as this vitamin is a very important coagulation factor.

In case, the liver's ability to utilize vitamin K is reduced, the body would not get a proper amount of vitamin K. Hence, the coagulation would not occur properly.

So, the correct answer is Blood Coagulation.

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