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serum

[seer-uhm] / ˈsɪər əm /


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People invest significant time and effort into keeping their skin looking young through masks, creams and serums.

From Science Daily

"Que sera sera, whatever will be will be, we're going to Wembley," was how the Rovers fans serenaded their players at the end, with the team taking the acclaim.

From BBC

"In conclusion, a single gelatin meal induces a rise in plasma GLP-1 followed by an increase in serum levels of insulin," the study said.

From Salon

He was rehydrated with serums and an attempt was made to introduce liquid foods, but it was too late and and he died on Wednesday.

From BBC

In the late 1890s, scientists began exposing rabbits and horses to “toxins” from pathogens, and then harvesting their serum — the yellowish part of blood that contains antibodies — to treat diseases such as diphtheria and tetanus.

From Washington Post