- Bone
marrow is a semi-solid
tissue found within the
spongy (also
known as cancellous)
portions of bones. In
birds and mammals, bone
marrow is the primary...
- the
nucha (from the
Medieval Latin rendering of the
Arabic نُخَاع, '
spinal marrow'). The
corresponding adjective is nuchal, as in the term
nuchal rigidity...
- hens, the
spinal marrow, gizzard, and neck of the turkey, calves'
sweetbreads and brains". They can be made as a
standalone dish with beef
marrow bouillon...
-
moved through the
spinal marrow. Plato's c. 360 BCE
Timaeus dialog considered the
brain and
spinal marrow as a
special form of bone
marrow in
which "God implanted...
-
ingredient commonly included in the
grand version of the dish is vesiga, the
spinal marrow of the sturgeon.
Coulibiac is also made with
simpler vegetarian fillings...
-
Gastronomie Pratique)
refers to a
recipe involving sweetbread but also the
spinal marrow ("cord").
Babinski is
known for
having traveled around the world. The...
- A
spinal cord
injury (SCI) is
damage to the
spinal cord that
causes temporary or
permanent changes in its function. It is a
destructive neurological and...
- commentary, for example,
states that the
silver cord
refers simply to the "
spinal marrow."
Astral projection Out-of-body
experiences Red
thread of fate Bailey...
-
Everard (1820). "On the mode of
formation of the
canal containing the
spinal marrow and of the form of the fins (if they
deserve that name) of the Proteosaurus"...
- and
overly thick blood. The
plasma cells can also form a m**** in the bone
marrow or soft tissue. When one
tumor is present, it is
called a plasmacytoma;...