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organ

[awr-guhn] / ˈɔr gən /


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Following Buffon, Diderot posited three levels of life: the life of the entire animal, the life of each of its organs and the life of the molecule.

From The Wall Street Journal

The guidelines further separate obesity into preclinical and clinical forms, with clinical obesity defined by obesity-related physical impairment or organ dysfunction.

From Science Daily

The goal is to make up for the reduced output of the thymus, the organ where T cells normally mature.

From Science Daily

"Basically, he had a hole in his diaphragm which meant some of his organs had risen to his chest cavity, and they were pressing against his lungs so his lungs couldn't develop properly," Maddie said.

From BBC

"All the organs are in the front so they have to go in through the back, through the skin and through the muscle and create a 'bone window'."

From BBC