Author: Anatomical Chart Company
Edition: 1 Wal Chrt
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Binding: Wall Chart
ISBN: 1587794063
The Development of Blood Cells Anatomical Chart
This college- and physician-level chart visually and textually explains the development of blood cells. Medical books The Development of Blood Cells Anatomical Chart. It includes definition of the circulatory systems and the components of blood cells Medical books The Development of Blood Cells Anatomical Chart. Anatomical Chart Co. | 2000 | ISBN-13: 9781587794063 | ISBN-10: 1587794063 | You save 10%
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Anatomical Chart Co. | 2000 | ISBN-13: 9781587794063 | ISBN-10: 1587794063 | You save 10%
Contributors: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins - Author. Format: Other Format
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Medical Book The Development of Blood Cells Anatomical Chart
- This college- and physician-level chart visually and textually explains the development of blood cells.
- Includes definition of the circulatory systems and the components of blood cells.
- At the bottom of the chart the purpose and production processes of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets are explained.
- Size is 20 inches by 26 inches - Flexible plastic 1.5 mil lamination - Anatomical Chart.
It includes definition of the circulatory systems and the components of blood cells. At the bottom of the chart the purpose and production processes of red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are explained.
