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1
S. aureus is unique in its ability to
coagulate
blood
,
and it also produces multiple fibrinogen-binding proteins that facilitate clumping.
2
He paused to wet his thick lips, the color of
coagulated
blood
.
3
The small intestines were lying between the thighs and covered with
coagulated
blood
.
4
Walking seemed to help, as though the motion had reagitated my
coagulating
blood
.
5
Pools of
coagulating
blood
beneath the sockets made dark memories of her limbs.
6
The crowd grew as thick and dark as the
coagulating
blood
.
7
The raw surface is first covered by a layer of
coagulated
blood
and fibrin.
8
Coagulated
blood
had oozed through the fingers of the hand clamped to his shoulder.
9
The knuckles were severely scraped and full of
coagulated
blood
.
10
Isyllt dipped a finger into the gaping wound, licked off
coagulated
blood
and fluids.
11
The killing field stank of spilled bowels and
coagulated
blood
and flesh already corrupting.
12
An aneurysm is a sac communicating with an artery, and containing fluid or
coagulated
blood
.
13
Now that he was beyond nausea and the fetid smell of
coagulating
blood
,
he wondered.
14
The stool assumes a tar-like appearance through the mixture of the
coagulated
blood
with the faeces.
15
Examine the
coagulated
blood
obtained from the butcher (bottle 2).
16
The pericardium was much distended and contained from six to eight ounces of partially
coagulated
blood
.