The phrase "blood source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical, biological, or forensic discussions, particularly when referring to the origin of blood or blood products.
Example: "The blood source for the transfusion was carefully screened to ensure compatibility with the recipient."
Alternatives: "blood origin" or "blood supply."
And we'd put a goat inside to serve as a blood source".
Our results indicate that mean acute-phase protein concentrations differ according to pyometra type/severity and blood source and suggest the possible use of peripheral blood levels of CRP, SAA, and Hp to monitor inflammation during the course of pyometra.
For each vertebrate host, we determined if each blood source was preferentially found in certain habitats.
Activated peripheral blood mononuclear cells may also be a direct blood source of sVEGFR1 [17].
In that case, if thermal receptors were present on the proboscis, the cold temperature of the blood source would have constituted an aversive stimulus, tending to inhibit feeding.
Intramuscular production of sVEGFR1 was assumed in this model to occur entirely through abluminal endothelial secretion into the interstitium; luminal endothelial secretion into the circulation is a conceivable direct blood source of sVEGFR1 but has yet to be quantitatively documented.
She said her team would like to study how the flies may be combining their senses to find blood sources.
Instead of fixating on models, risk managers need to develop what spies call humint — human intelligence from flesh and blood sources.
Each area had to be viable for a shooting character (sufficient ammunition), a discipline-focused character (sufficient blood sources to keep the powers fueled) and a melee specialist (to reach enemies without being killed), with stealth options and option combinations.
In Argentina, dogs, chickens, and humans are the most common blood sources of domestic T. infestans [20].
Furthermore, our model currently has no blood sources of VEGF or sVEGFR1, which would elevate their respective plasma concentrations.
