Sentence examples for bone blood from inspiring English sources

The bone blood vessels rupture when there is fracture.

Companies are trying to harness the cells to rebuild hearts, bone, blood and other tissues, part of a field coming to be called regenerative medicine.

1. Receptors at the end of nerves in the skin, muscles, bone, blood vessels and internal organs detect a potentially harmful stimulus.

In a typical long bone, blood is supplied by three separate systems: a nutrient artery, periosteal vessels, and epiphyseal vessels.

As a surprising number of people seem to know nowadays, embryonic stem cells are capable of forming almost any tissue in the human body from scratch -- muscle, bone, blood vessels, even brain.

Imagine, in short, a cell so protean and potent that it could theoretically generate an infinite supply of replaceable body parts -- organ and skin, sinew and bone, blood and brain -- to knit the tatters of disease, injury or old age.

They're spreading bones, blood, stomach remnants and hair over larger and larger areas every day.

In fact, his pie is made from the ground-up bones, blood and baked heads of two of Tamora's sons.

Relics that contain human remains – skulls, bones, blood – tend to draw the biggest crowds, due in part to their role as memento mori, reminders of death.

It is a keen sense of me wanting to be worth more than my bones, blood, skin and hair.

In Europe, up until the early 18th century, human body parts were knowingly sold and purchased as medications, particularly bones, blood, and fat.