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lung [lʌŋ] N

lung
pljučno krilo n
the lungs pl
pljuča n pl

iron ˈlung N

ˈlung can·cer N no pl

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Eventually, she began searching for possible frozen samples of lung and brain tissue that might contain the virus.
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The plasma cholinesterase activity decreased and the weight of the lungs of female rats increased.
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The lung float test assessing this has been considered controversial.
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The 5-year-survival-rate of lung cancer has stagnated in the last 30 years and is now at approximately just 15%.
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In addition, it is clear that far more lung cancers are caused by smoking than are caused by radon.
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Because of the unidirectional flow, birds maintain a higher oxygen content in their lungs and have an increased metabolic rate.
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The sensors are positioned over the lung areas on the back that allows for the simultaneous reception of these signals from both lungs.
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An important example is their role in promoting maturation of the lung and production of the surfactant necessary for extrauterine lung function.
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There are also reports of extramedullary hematopoiesis taking place in the lungs.
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Metastasis is very unusual and usually involves the lungs and tends to occur at the time of primary tumor recurrence.
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