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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
any 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.
Word History and Origins
Origin of blood cell1
Example Sentences
After exhausting all other treatments, he was told he needed a transplant of stem cells – which can be found in the bone marrow and produce essential blood cells – to survive.
They say it does that by increasing the number of red blood cells that contain haemoglobin, which transports oxygen around the body, but this remains a disputed subject and many say further studies are required.
My white blood cell count was low too, which can also be a sign of cancer.
These are tiny cyborgs, though even tinier ones exist, involving microbes like bacteria or even a type of white blood cell.
He’s undergoing a second round of chemotherapy and receiving white blood cell injections to aid his immune system.
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