borrel body — bəˈrel , bȯˈ noun Usage: usually capitalized 1st B Etymology: after Amédée Borrel died 1936 French bacteriologist : one of the particles included in a Bollinger body, believed to be actual units of the virus of fowl pox … Useful english dictionary
Borrel bodies — Bor·rel bodies (bo relґ) [Amйdйe Borrel, French bacteriologist, 1867–1936] see under body … Medical dictionary
Bernard Borrel — was a French magistrate in Djibouti. He died under mysterious circumstances on 19 October 1995.At the time of his death, Borrel had been making investigations into money laundering. His burned body was found at the bottom of a ravine, 80… … Wikipedia
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