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blood cell

[′bləd ‚sel]
(histology)
An erythrocyte or a leukocyte.
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05), increasing the number of blood corpuscles such as white blood cells, haemaglobin and platelets in circulation.
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We only exist as the blood corpuscles that course through its arteries, and if it could work without us, it would let us die.
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These observations were made before the era of modern microscopy - although indeed Hodgkin used an early microscope and described the biconcave nature of red blood corpuscles.
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The interstices of the tubules were enriched with hematopoetic tissues, which contained round to polygonal cells possessing hyper chromatic nuclei with red blood corpuscles.
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His red blood count, white blood corpuscles and platelets took a huge dive.
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The total white blood corpuscles showed a slight decrease in patients with SLE disease and statistical significant increase in patients with RA disease (P< 0.
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The venom is both a neurotoxin (paralyzing the nerve centers that control respiration and sense organs) and haemotoxin (destroying the red blood corpuscles as well as the linings of smaller blood vessels).
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