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Meanings of corpuscle in English
Portuguese
eritrócito Catalan
glòbul Either of two types of cells (erythrocytes and leukocytes) and sometimes including platelets.
Synonyms
Examples for "blood cell"
Examples for "blood cell"
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Background: Red blood cell variants protect African children from severe falciparum malaria.
2
The new blood cell techniques can be completed in a few days.
3
This new role for the hormone doesn't alter red blood cell production.
4
Sarah clutched a squishy foam model of a normal red blood cell.
5
Complete blood cell counts before and at the first restaging were measured.
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On blood corpuscles, see 'Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science,' April 1874, p.
2
His bones were hollow, since he needed no marrow for producing blood corpuscles.
3
The blood consists of a liquid, the plasma, containing minute particles, the blood corpuscles.
4
On each side of the large ducts is a vein filled with blood corpuscles.
5
These germs are animal germs and are in the red blood corpuscles, feeding on them.
Usage of corpuscle in English
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The strongest and reddest corpuscle had been the gift of his mother.
2
He had the red corpuscle, the deep convolution, and so was King.
3
The morning swims in the lagoon had thickened the red corpuscle.
4
Sometimes the foremost segment has the corpuscle at one end, sometimes the other.
5
The white corpuscle has but two dumping places now, the lungs or kidneys.
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Then all particles of Matter are in circular movement, from corpuscle to suns.
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For Bohr, too, had pursued his own ideas on wave-corpuscle dualism.
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No peasant blood, no middle-class corpuscle, stirred in this man's veins.
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Good healthy egotism in literature is the red corpuscle that makes the thing live.
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And the third is likewise impossible in a corpuscle that is a perfect unity.
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They call it congenital anemia-a scarcity of the red corpuscle.
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When the Feminine corpuscle unites with a Masculine corpuscle, a certain process is begun.
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Thus the red corpuscle may become colorless, distorted, shrunken, and even entirely broken up-Dr.
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It's as if we're in some kind of a... solitary, removed, and forsaken corpuscle.
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The peculiar shape of the red corpuscle has no doubt some relation to its work.
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Each individual believer is a corpuscle in that Body.
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Translations for corpuscle
Portuguese
Corpuscle through the time