bone marrow

• Weiches, schwammartiges Gewebe im Inneren der Knochen, das Blutzellen bildet und Fett speichert. Wird auch in medizinischen Zusammenhängen verwendet, etwa bei der Knochenmarktransplantation.

The soft, spongy tissue found inside bones, responsible for producing blood cells and storing fat. It is also used in medical contexts, such as bone marrow transplants.

1. Soft tissue inside bonesB2formal

   The soft, spongy tissue found in the center of most bones, responsible for producing blood cells.

   Knochenmark

   • Bone marrow produces red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
   • The patient needed a bone marrow transplant to treat leukemia.
   • Doctors extracted a sample of bone marrow for testing.

2. Edible substance from bonesB2informal

   The fatty, flavorful substance inside animal bones, often used in cooking or eaten as a delicacy.

   Knochenmark

   • He spread roasted bone marrow on toast for a rich appetizer.
   • The chef used bone marrow to add depth to the sauce.
   • Bone marrow is a key ingredient in traditional broths.