португальский
calosidade An area of skin that is thick or hard from continual pressure or friction (as the sole of the foot)
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The amount of callus furnished around the loose fragments is very striking.
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They then produce the callus without there being any stones at all.
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The gap between the broken ends then widens as callus formation proceeds.
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Layer after layer his professional callus fell away, leaving him quick again.
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Pat Middler picked at a callus on his left palm with great interest.
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At later healing time points, callus composition did not differ significantly.
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High GUS activity could also be seen in callus tissue and developing seeds.
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I cleaned my foot and in less than five minutes, no more callus.
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As repair progresses, the callus is gradually replaced by true bone.
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They will form numerous buds even in a very small area of callus.
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She had a bow callus on her right thumb, Raina noticed.
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Quantitative histological analysis was performed to assess callus size and composition.
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She tapped a callus with the tip of one of her short fingernails.
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The roots were incubated on callus-inducing medium to generate transformed cells.
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Here healing is first evidenced by spicules of woven bone within the callus.
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A callus where the pencil pressed too hard against the skin?
