red blood cell

常见例句

This condition leads to shortened red blood cell survival, and subsequent anaemia, often called sickle-cell anaemia.
這一狀況導致紅血球存活期縮短，繼而發生貧血，通常稱之爲鐮狀細胞貧血。
Sickle-cell disease is characterized by a modification in the shape of the red blood cell from a smooth, donut-shape into a crescent or half moon shape.
鐮狀細胞病的特征是紅血球形狀發生突變，由平滑的圓圈形狀改變爲新月形或半月形。
This image shows two red blood cells: a normal red blood cell (colored red in the background) and a red blood cell affected by sickle-cell anemia (in the foreground).
這幅圖片顯示了兩種紅血細胞：正常紅血細胞（紅色背景）和患有鐮形細胞貧血症的紅血細胞（前景）。

Sickle cell disease, also called sickle cell anemia, is a genetic condition that deforms red blood cells.
For example, if I isolated this one called the myeloid cell, it's capable of forming red blood cells, megakaryocytes and neutrophils.
比如,如果我分離出一個髓系細胞,它就能生成紅細胞,巨核細胞和嗜中性粒細胞
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One of the most obvious things about a red blood cell is it doesn't have nucleus, it has no nucleus.
紅細胞最爲明顯的不同就是,它是無核的,它沒有細胞核
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