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Meanings of spinal cords in English

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Usage of spinal cords in English
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Prosecutors say Gosnell severed infants' spinal cords after the abortion procedures.
Reuters
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Hundreds of thousands suffer from Parkinson's disease, diabetes, crushed spinal cords.
Grave Secrets
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The influences of neurotrophic factors on adult mammalian spinal cords are incompletely understood.
Pubmed
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Gosnell is accused of severing infants' spinal cords after they lived through abortion procedures.
Reuters
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Amphibians like salamanders and newts, however, can regrow limbs, eyes and even spinal cords.
Wired
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It can fracture vertebrae, rupture spinal cords, crush skulls against dashboards or instrument panels.
Gravity
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Although PRP induces minor inflammation in normal and injured spinal cords, it has many advantages.
Pubmed
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Our expert today is Dr Jim Faed and the topic will be around spinal cords.
Radio NZ
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Full necropsy was performed; spinal cords were analyzed for graft survival and microscopic tissue damage.
Pubmed
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But of course, neither was curing brain tumors and severed spinal cords with holy rings.
Revival
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The technique does not work in people whose spinal cords have been completely severed, she said.
Reuters
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MB treatment reduced the clinical scores of EAE significantly and attenuated pathological injuries in spinal cords.
Pubmed
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Gosnell, she said, killed them by snipping their spinal cords as soon as they were born.
Reuters
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Dogs are the most susceptible; veterinarians have found foxtails inside their brains, lungs, and spinal cords.
Wicked plants
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But Okarma believes it will also indicate whether the stem cells might repair the damaged spinal cords.
Reuters
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HE staining showed an extensive infiltration of inflammatory cells in the spinal cords of the EAE mice.
Pubmed
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