Sentence examples for coexist in the brain from inspiring English sources

Two major forms of Aβ coexist in the brain: a shorter form with 40 amino acid residues and a longer form with 42 amino acids.

Tau and α-syn aggregates are pathological hallmarks of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, respectively, but can also frequently coexist in the brain of patients with typical or atypical (e.g., PD with dementia) forms of these diseases.

For a nonpolitical example, consider Saturday night and Sunday morning moral systems, which coexist in the brains of many Americans.

The panel also determined that the pathognomonic lesion of CTE is distinct from age-related tau astrogliopathy (ARTAG), a morphological spectrum of astroglial pathology detected by p-tau immunohistochemistry that may coexist in the same brain with other disorders and is of unclear etiology (Fig.  5).

TDP-43 pathology is frequently observed in the brains (18 60 %) of patients with DLB [ 2, 19, 37], however, tau, α-synuclein and Aβ amyloid deposits often coexist in these brains making it difficult to assess which of these primary insults may trigger TDP-43 inclusion formation.

This observation might be explained by the presence of antioxidant components such as lipid-soluble vitamin E that coexists in the bovine brain.

Aβ is known as a pathological substance in AD and is assumed to coexist with a degree of activated microglia in the brain.

The condition is called meningocele when only cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) exists in the meningeal swelling, and it is called meningoencephalocele when brain tissues coexist in the swelling [ 3].

128 Importantly, macroscopic infarcts are very common in approximately one-third to one-half of older people, 129– 132 and infarcts frequently coexist with AD pathology in the brains of older people.

During resting state, different frequencies of neural oscillations coexist and may interact with each other to maintain a physiological and functional balance in the brain.

It's a good thing, however, that the international campers went home before the propaganda offensive began, because those two thoughts cannot ultimately coexist in one young brain — or in a government.