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 [dā́krŏń, dăḱrŏń]
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Polyethylene terephthalate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A Dacron graft is a synthetic (manmade) material used to replace normal body tissues. It is usually made in tubular form to replace or repair blood vessels. The graft causes very few reactions because it is chemically harmless and easily tolerated by the body.
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Dacron wrap; Save $$$ by doing it yourself. Dacron wrapping is standard on any of our cushions and very much recommended. Dacron rounds out edges and fills in the fabric cover for a more aesthetic look. It also helps foam to slide into a fabric cover.
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Dacron. Dacron. Information about Dacron in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... Because cutaneous anthrax was suspected, wound crusts, swabs for bacterial cultures, and Dacron swabs used for PCR were mailed as quickly as possible to the Belgian national reference laboratory.
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09-15000 SURFACE TAPE DACRON 1" SMOOTH $2.95 ... 09-00300 DACRON FAB 2.7OZ, 62 W #604 $4.40 ... DACRON FABRIC ; FOR HOMEBUILT AIRCRAF...
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Want something other than the same ole' same ole'? We can fix you right up! Trick out your ... About B50/Dacron : This string material is safe for use on any bow. About Flemish Strings: This type string looks better, shoots quieter and has a much greater ability to be length adjusted than a standard endless loop string.
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Fossilized bacteria in the Allan Hills 84001 Meteorite, originally announced well over a decade ago, has now been verified to really be fossilized bacteria. I so wanted it to be true that we really had evidence for life on Mars. ... What struck me about the article more than the news itself was some of the comments. We live in...
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