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Meanings of WBC in English

Portuguese
leucócito
Catalan
globuls blancs
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Blood cells that engulf and digest bacteria and fungi; an important part of the body's defense system.

leucócito
Usage of WBC in English
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The Turpins were declared bankrupt seven years ago, WBC News has reported.
News.com.au
2
At age 45 he came close to upsetting WBC champion Oliver McCall.
Reuters
3
Other WBC first-round games will be played in Tokyo, Miami and Guadalajara.
Reuters
4
Plasma half-life had the strongest correlation with WBC toxicity and combined toxicities.
Pubmed
5
It also demonstrates the prognostic value of the initial WBC count.
Pubmed
6
Westpac Banking Corp WBC.AX was widely expected to put in a final bid.
Reuters
7
PCT and WBC count was obtained before laparotomy and then compared between groups.
Pubmed
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The factors affecting the sensitivity of NMP22 were tumor size and urinary WBC.
Pubmed
9
I love that WBC belt and I love that Fury is the holder.
The Guardian
10
The win ended Wilder's five-year reign as WBC heavyweight world champion.
Radio NZ
11
Last month he also won his 12th consecutive fight, retaining his WBC Heavyweight title.
Reuters
12
He has held the WBC International flyweight title since 2019.
The South African
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Both groups of patients experienced decreases in WBC and platelets.
Pubmed
14
Immediately after the fight, Mayweather was challenged by the WBC welterweight champion Shane Mosley.
The Guardian
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The DNA of WBC showed a higher level of methylated cytocine than placental DNA.
Pubmed
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The loss in proliferative BM SUV uptake translates into low WBC nadirs after treatment.
Pubmed
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