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Перевод: marrow

[существительное]
костный мозг; мозг ; сущность ; кабачок

Тезаурус:

1. The researchers warn that they will have to treat many more patients before they can report a cure, and that the expense and difficulty of obtaining bone marrow are likely to limit the number of possible treatments.
2. He had felt the truth of their analyses in the very marrow of his bones, yet he remained outside, forever outside.
3. Albert was touched to his very marrow.
4. The Rev Richard Griffiths, of St Pancras in Chichester, West Sussex, wants to find a bone marrow donor for leukaemia victim James Crook, 17.
5. The treatment was first tested in patients who received transplants of bone marrow.
6. These pseudopods fragment in the blood flow with the nucleus remaining in the bone marrow.
7. The main cause of death is the destruction of the bone marrow.
8. A typical daily menu would be: breakfast - tea, porridge, bread with margarine and jam or marmalade, boiled egg; lunch - tea, soup and roll, beef curry or savoury mince, rice, peas and cabbage; tea - bread and margarine, chicken cutlet or meat and potato pie, mashed potatoes, marrow fat peas, tomato gravy, bread pudding and custard, tea; supper - trifle, tea.
9. A GIRL was in hospital yesterday four weeks after giving bone marrow to try to save her brother's life.
10. Cy-A is credited with having doubled the survival rate of leukaemia patients who have been given new bone marrow at the Westminster Hospital, London.
11. If it was conditioning it was deep as her bones and marrow.
12. Therefore, the failure of pre-B cells in the bone marrow of XLA individuals to develop into mature, circulating B cells could be the result of this gene product failing to fulfill its roles in B-cell signalling.
13. To ascertain with accuracy whether such structure existed throughout its whole length, I made sections of the spinal marrow at different distances from the brain, and found that each divided portion exhibited an orifice with a diameter sufficient to admit a large sized pin; from which a small quantity of transparent colourless fluid issued like that contained in the ventricles of the brain.