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platelet one of the three cells found in blood (red blood cells and white blood cells are the other two). Platelets, when activated, play a critical role in blood clotting.
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platelet an anuclear (without a nucleus) cell type, produced in the bone marrow, and playing a major role in the blood clotting mechanism. Platelets also contain secretory granules active in the tissue immune response to some pathogens.
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platelet A small blood cell needed for normal blood clotting.
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platelet a colorless disk-shaped body in blood that aids blood clotting
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platelet A type of cell that causes the blood to clot.
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