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Blood smears reinterpreted

Marcel Bessis

1977

Textbook of Pediatric Hemaology and Hemato-Oncology

Lokeshwar

2015

The ABC of acid-base chemistry

Horace Willard Davenport

1969

Fundamentals of clinical hematology

Byrd Stuart Leavell

1976

Human body experiments

Pam Walker

2010

Romancing the big Q

Lisa M. Walters

2012

An essay on the blood

Gumperz Levison

1776

Hematology

Bernard M. Babior

1990

Color atlas of hematology

Harald Theml

2004

The morphology of human blood cells

L. W. Diggs

1975

Circulatory physiology

Smith, James J.

1984

Blood group serology

Kathleen E. Boorman

1977

Diagnostic laboratory hematology

George E. Cartwright

1958

Three anatomic lectures

Walter Charleton

1683

Surrogate tissue analysis

Michael E. Burczynski, John C. Rockett

2005

Thrombosis and antithrombotic therapy

Meyer Samama, Sam Schulman, Marc Cohen et al.

2001

A drop of blood

Paul Showers

1967

Williams hematology

Josef Prchal, Thomas J. Kipps, Marshall A. Lichtman et al.

2006

Accreditation requirements manual of the American Association of Blood Banks

American Association of Blood Banks.

1994

De motu cordis

Harvey, William

1653

A death retold

Keith Wailoo, Julie Livingston

2006

CRC desk reference for hematology

N. K. Shinton

1998

Transfusion science

D. Hamer, J Overfield, M. Dawson et al.

1999

The discovery of the circulation of the blood

Charles Joseph Singer

1922

The fall

Guillermo del Toro

2010 ★ 3.6

Blood

James H. Jandl

1987

Human nutrition and dietetics

Stanley Davidson

1975

Red Queen

Victoria Aveyard

2015 ★ 4.1

An anatomical disquisition on the motion of the heart & blood in animals

Harvey, William

1906

Blood collection in healthcare

Marjorie Schaub Di Lorenzo, Susan King Strasinger

2002

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