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Dictionary » P » Punctured Puncturedpunctured 1. Having the surface covered with minute indentations or dots. 2. (Science: medicine) Produced by puncture; having the characteristics of a puncture; as, a punctured wound. ![]()
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Results from our forumIs it true that only human famales have a hymen... know about any animals other than humans, but here's what I know about them in humans: The hymen is a mucous membrane in the vagina. It can be punctured or torn, through sexual intercourse or even things like bike riding. The purpose is uncertain, since it's not terribly uncommon for a girl ...
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just an evolution question ^^... it mean "belive"?! It is a theory, and both of them can describe reality simultaneously - if between "evolution booms" at the punctured equlibrium weak evolution ocurre, and at the gradualism speade of evolution is not equal only both of this theories describe real world. (I ...
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The Fiber Disease... As more and more fibroblasts grow on the polymer webbing, they produce a regular collagen structure, much like that in normal skin. When skin is punctured, the damage often destroys the weave-like structure of collagen that gives skin its strength. But when the body tries to patch up the wound ...
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The Fiber Disease... and cell-wall deficient forms. MS and other initially relapsing-remitting but ultimately progressive diseases may have a polymicrobial phase: the punctured vasculitis caused by Chl pneumoniae would provide an easy portal of tissue-entry for blood-borne organisms.... From : http://www.davidwheldon.co.uk/ms-treatment.html ...
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The Fiber Disease... and cell-wall deficient forms. MS and other initially relapsing-remitting but ultimately progressive diseases may have a polymicrobial phase: the punctured vasculitis caused by Chl pneumoniae would provide an easy portal of tissue-entry for blood-borne organisms.... From : http://www.davidwheldon.co.uk/ms-treatment.html ...
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