Red blood cells
White blood cells and red blood cells are semantically related. In some cases you can use "White blood cells" instead a noun phrase "Red blood cells".
White blood cells
Red blood cells and white blood cells are semantically related. You can use "Red blood cells" instead a noun phrase "White blood cells".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- Furthermore, red blood cells don't even contain DNA (though, white blood cells do contain DNA, so that might explain it).
Source: Artistic License Biology - In ''Flat Tire with Bad Guys, Kenshin was revealed to have nucleated red blood cells which could take on the function of white blood cells in a pinch.
Source: Bizarre Human Biology - I think I'll take my chances with Azula.... Bizarre Human Biology: In ''Flat Tire with Bad Guys, Kenshin was revealed to have nucleated red blood cells, like a reptile, which could take on the function of white blood cells in a pinch.
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