| sickling |
the development of sickle cells in the blood, as in sickle cell anemia.
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| sickling t. |
a method for demonstrating hemoglobin S and sickling in erythrocytes, particularly in the heterozygous state, by reducing the environmental oxygen around them. It may be done by simply sealing a drop of blood under a coverslip or may be speeded up by adding 2 per cent sodium metabisulfite or sodium dithionite to the preparation.
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| sickness r. |
morbidity r.
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| sickle cell anemia |
an autosomal recessive condition which causes red blood cells to be become malformed in shape or
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| sickle |
When the term Sickle [in Aleister Crowley's 777 Tables of Correspondences, key number 32] is used in reference to a Magickal Implement, Sacred Object, Ceremonial Tool and/or Focus it generally refers to a curved hook shaped blade with a handle, archaically used as a harvesting implement specifically made for general or particular Magickal Working, and/or consecrated to the same.
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