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Things marrow often describes ("marrow ________")
- freezing
- cells
- infusions
- transplantation
- fire
- bone
- grease
- canals
- cavity
- fats
- preparations
- precursors
- seeds
- tumors
- spaces
- metastases
- failure
- chimeras
- niches
- wasting
- unit
- constituents
- sections
- chromosomes
- suppression
- aspirates
- depressants
- smears
- morning
- deficiencies
- derived
- aspirations
- searching
- progenitors
- lymphocytes
- grafts
- units
- sucking
- biopsies
- mixtures
- findings
- elements
- changes
- rad
- puddings
- injections
- squashes
- cultures
- brain
- damage
- lesions
- gut
- erythrocytes
- sort
- suspensions
- erythroblasts
- transplants
- macrophages
- tissue
- appearances
- sheath
- cell
- bones
- donors
- stem
How marrow often is described ("________ marrow")
- forming
- raw
- cultured
- adult
- embryonic
- red
- erythropoietic
- hypoplastic
- cryopreserved
- winsome
- transplanted
- unfractionated
- oblong
- subchondral
- autologous
- postnatal
- mammalian
- primitive
- depleted
- fat
- irradiated
- sternal
- isologous
- aspirated
- spinal
- necrotic
- normal
- rat
- fresh
- pig
- healthy
- vegetable
- hemopoietic
- hyperplastic
- identical
- hematopoietic
- active
- yellow
- hypercellular
- tibial
- unpurged
- haemopoietic
- donor
- fetal
- vertebral
- peripheral
- frozen
- inactive
- vascular
- abnormal
- cellular
- syngeneic
- aplastic
- adjacent
- rabbit
- fibrotic
- normoblastic
- fibrous
- bone
- harvested
- parental
- unrelated
- autogenous
- femoral
- mismatched
- rich
- regenerating
- fatty
- homologous
- megaloblastic
- treated
- very
- leukemic
- gelatinous
- human
- soft
- purged
- diseased
- allogeneic
- murine
- hypocellular
