At this age, the basal forebrain cholinergic neurons (BFCN) start degenerating [ 141], a degeneration that is related to impaired retrograde transport of NGF [ 64, 265].
Among aSyn-expressing axons, by contrast, 17/19 axons (89.5%) received a degeneration score of 2 or higher, with six degenerating entirely (stage 5).
"This is about nothing more than a degeneration of safety standards in the industry.
I reject the suggestion that it will cause a degeneration of the rights of the press or a descent into state control.
What came to be called "psychology" more than 2,000 years after Homer has been largely a degeneration from, rather than an advancement of, that awareness.
Roth later speculated that he had been defeated by his proletarian novel because he found himself increasingly attracted to the real-life model for the book; he considered homosexuality a "degeneration" into which he was in danger of falling.
He installed himself in a fortified Oakland penthouse, acting as if he was in a Fred Williamson movie, pimping, pushing, dishing out beat-downs, dangerously volatile, a degeneration of the movement's ideals into pseudo-revolutionary, patriarchal macho bullshit.
Runyan has Stargardt's disease, a degeneration of the retina that began to affect her in childhood and has essentially left her with a hole at the center of her vision.
Some are worried about a degeneration into the old-style politics where disagreement is not tolerated, and the old-style, heavy-handed discipline, with threats of expulsion or deselection, being reeled out.
Did such a degeneration provoke a panic signal in the brain that goaded Wurtzel's deadly reverie: cellular death leading to thoughts of suicide.
Mannerism was for long afterward looked down upon as a decadent and anarchic style that simply marked a degeneration of High Renaissance artistic production.
