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blood cell
noun
- any of the cellular elements of the blood, as white blood cells or red blood cells.
blood cell
noun
- See leucocyte, erythrocyteany of the cells that circulate in the blood See erythrocyte leucocyte
blood cell
- A red blood cell or white blood cell that is contained in the blood.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of blood cell1
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Example Sentences
Brainwaves change, body chemistry is transformed, even white blood cell count improves.
In short, drumming can increase the presence of T-cells, the white blood cell that fights viruses.
A red blood cell having no hemoglobin is also called a ghost.
The sediment contains a few hyaline and finely granular casts and an occasional red blood-cell.
We've loaded you with antibiotics and blood cell regenerator, and we've given you a total transfusion.
The white blood cell counts were much lower than usually seen in newly trapped wolves.
A pus cell can be distinguished from a colourless blood cell only by its mode of origin.
As the virus attacks the alveolar structures, the temperature rises and the white blood cell count becomes elevated.
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