degeneration

Preposition: of

• axon: Everyone who has done these sorts of experiments in the world, agrees there is degeneration of terminal axons in PPS.
• neuron: MND is a severe, incurable, rapidly progressive fatal degeneration of motor neurones cells which control movement.
• neuron: The cause appears to be degeneration of motor neurons.
• cartilage: Joint pain is often due to the degeneration of cartilage within the joint.
• liver: Their fate was to develop degeneration of the liver and kidneys which was believed to have been caused by a form of diabetes.

Converse of object

• age-related: Age-related macular degeneration Age-related macular degeneration ( ARMD ) is a very common cause of reduced vision in the UK.
• relate: Age related macular degeneration, cataract, multidimensional assessment.
• reverse: Glucosamine can also reverse joint degeneration in osteoarthritis sufferers.

Adjective modifier

• macular: They did not have macular degeneration at the start of the study.
• age-related: The majority of people with dry age-related macular degeneration do not suffer very severe visual loss.
• neuronal: Again, glutamate excess can lead to neuronal degeneration.
• retinal: Are we dealing with just a handful of disease mechanisms or are there many different routes to retinal degeneration?
• corticobasal: The presence of alien limb syndrome pointed to the diagnosis of " Corticobasal degeneration " .
• frontotemporal: Genetics Approximately 50 % of reported cases of frontotemporal degeneration are found to have a family history of dementia.

Noun used with modifier

• axon: In this way, we will build up a pathway of molecular events and their regulation during the early stages of axon degeneration.
• cartilage: In osteoarthritis these cells behave abnormally and this behavior leads to cartilage degeneration.
• neuron: Different studies have shown that mutant SOD1 causes motor neuron degeneration by a toxic gain of function, but the mechanism is not clear.
• lobe: It includes the specific diseases of Pick's disease and frontal lobe degeneration among others.
• neuron: Genetic characterization of the legs at odd angles angles locus, a new mutation causing motor neuron degeneration in a gene dose dependent manner.
• lattice: The small area of lattice degeneration in the superior temporal quadrant OS remained free of retinal breaks.