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A hollow blood cell typically refers to a type of engineered or artificial cell designed for specific applications, such as drug delivery or oxygen transport. Unlike natural blood cells, which are solid and have specific functions (like red blood cells carrying oxygen), hollow blood cells may have a porous or hollow structure that allows them to encapsulate and release therapeutic agents. These cells can be utilized in medical research and treatment, particularly in targeted therapies and regenerative medicine.

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