corpuscle

"I suppose you put in new blood as the old red corpuscles break down?"

"And we'll find every red corpuscle has been drained from their blood."

Red corpuscles have a limited life of about a hundred and twenty days.

And we're the corpuscles, he thought as they floated through the tunnel.

Scabs were made by things in your blood called corpuscles.

But the attrition rate of her red corpuscles is increasing.

"Yet must not a prudent man understand his corpuscles and skin cells?"

Did my father give me a different sort of red or white corpuscle in my blood?

There should be one of them to every twenty red corpuscles."

He could not actually get a clear look at the tiling, either, for the red corpuscles were in the way.

Second, the ship was overtaking one red corpuscle after another.

Any woman with an active red corpuscle would be.

They result from their real essences, the arrangement of corpuscles which make them up.

"It's lentil-shaped and only half the size of the red corpuscles."

Then a platelet went slipping between the red corpuscle and the wall, but very slowly.

It is like the way white corpuscles remove damaged red cells from our human blood stream.

In 1704, Newton proposed a different take - one describing light as corpuscles, or particles.

His bones were hollow, since he needed no marrow for producing blood corpuscles.

When the results do come, the lump is revealed to be a benign fatty corpuscle.

He thought everything physical in the universe to be made of tiny "corpuscles" of matter.

I shall be a buffer between the white louse and the red corpuscle.

"There wasn't a red corpuscle left in those bodies."

He would see the red corpuscles of the blood - the erythrocytes - and fail to recognize them.

"The little corpuscles are not only a sign of the disease, they are its cause.

The entire corpuscle is wrapped by a layer of connective tissue.