sickle-cell anaemia in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for sickle-cell anaemia in the English»French Dictionary

sickle-cell anaemia N MED

sickle-cell anaemia

anémie f à hématies falciformes

Translations for sickle-cell anaemia in the English»French Dictionary

cell [Brit sɛl, Am sɛl] N

1. cell (for prisoner, monk):

cell

cellule f

2. cell:

cell BIOL, BOT

cellule f

3. cell (in honeycomb):

cell

alvéole m

4. cell:

cell ELEC, CHEM

élément m

5. cell POL:

cell

cellule f

6. cell TELEC:

cell

cellule f

sickle [Brit ˈsɪk(ə)l, Am ˈsɪk(ə)l] N

sickle

faucille f

anaemia [Brit əˈniːmɪə, Am əˈnimiə] N

anaemia

anémie f

anemia N Am

anemia → anaemia

See also anaemia

anaemia [Brit əˈniːmɪə, Am əˈnimiə] N

anaemia

anémie f

sickle-cell anaemia in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sickle-cell anaemia in the English»French Dictionary

cell [sel] N

1. cell (small room):

cell

cellule f

2. cell (compartments):

cell

case f

3. cell (part of honeycomb):

cell

alvéole m o f

4. cell BIOL, POL:

cell

cellule f

to use one's grey cells

faire travailler sa matière grise

5. cell ELEC:

battery cell

élément m de pile

sickle [ˈsɪkl] N

sickle

faucille f

anemia N Am

anemia → anaemia

See also anaemia

anaemia [əˈni:mɪə] N no pl

anaemia

anémie f

anaemia [əˈni:mɪə] N no pl

anaemia

anémie f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The allele responsible for sickle-cell anaemia can be found on the short arm of chromosome 11.

en.wikipedia.org

In sickle-cell anaemia patients with priapism, the first step in management is a blood exchange transfusion, not a surgical intervention.

en.wikipedia.org

Bridges wayward character suffered with sickle-cell anaemia, and storylines focused on the problems and restrictions this affliction can have for a young person.

en.wikipedia.org

One well-documented example of evolution in humans is the decline of sickle-cell anaemia.

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

People with sickle-cell anaemia have elevated blood levels of a substance called homocysteine, a marker for coronary artery disease, inflammation and circulatory disorders.

jamaica-gleaner.com