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marrow in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Marrow may
refer to:
Marrow (vegetable), the
mature fruit of
certain Cucurbita pepo
cultivars Bone
marrow,...
- 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...
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Tracy Lauren Marrow (born
February 16, 1958),
known professionally as Ice-T (or Ice T), is an
American rapper and actor. He is
active in both hip hop and...
- A
marrow is the
mature fruit of
certain Cucurbita pepo
cultivars used as a vegetable. The
immature fruit of the same or
similar cultivars is
called courgette...
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cells in
sufficient numbers. Normally,
blood cells are
produced in the bone
marrow by stem
cells that
reside there, but
patients with
aplastic anemia have...
- loo-KEE-mee-ə) is a
group of
blood cancers that
usually begin in the bone
marrow and
produce high
numbers of
abnormal blood cells.
These blood cells are...
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transplantation of
multipotent hematopoietic stem cells,
usually derived from bone
marrow,
peripheral blood, or
umbilical cord blood, in
order to
replicate inside...
- edible. It is
closely related, but not identical, to the
marrow; its
fruit may be
called marrow when mature.
Ordinary zucchini fruit are any
shade of green...
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Mitch Marrow (born July 16, 1975) is an
American football player and
business owner.
Marrow attended the
University of Pennsylvania,
where he starred...
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Humans widely use the bone
marrow of
animals as food. It
consists of
yellow marrow contained in long bones.
There is also red
marrow,
which contains more nutrients...
