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Dictionary » W » White substance White substancewhite substance --> white matter (Science: anatomy) brain tissue composed of myelin-coated nerve cell fibres. White matter carries information between the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. The inner portion of the cerebrum is composed of white matter. See: grey matter. ![]()
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Re: white blood cell... correct. But still I'm curious about Arthurius' exam question "Why white blood cell are sometimes endocrine gland and not always ?" I think ... and macrophage), some other cells secrete enzyme(s) or other protein substance(s) to kill pathogens (e.g. basophil, acidophil), another cell ...
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leaf excretion... Linden), has, on the cuticle of the upper epidermis, a clear sticky substance appearing much like melted white sugar driplets (although that is just an analogy). What could it be? It has been very ...
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Sclera in the eyes (the white bit?)This is partially related to human physiology, and partially not. My questions are: What is the main substance that makes up the sclera? Are there any other animals with visible sclera? Thanks :) Matt Kneale
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The Fiber Disease... as in the legendary alchemical universal solvent, this substance could only be found a top mountains during full moon solid rock slowly excretes a white membrane...... . . . and in modernity it has been located in old gold mines where ...
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