Usage of "white matter"

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Whitish nervous tissue of the CNS consisting of neurons and their myelin sheaths.

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Part of the brain.

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Usage of white matter in English

However, apoptosis was increased in the frontal white matter of HI-TPM20 animals. 
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However, magnetic resonance imaging studies have also revealed widespread white matter disease. 
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Aims: Abnormal cortical development will lead to abnormal axons in white matter. 
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The premature infant is at increased risk of cerebral white matter injury. 
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Alteration in white matter tracts was observed in most cases of MCD. 
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There were no significant between-group differences in white matter or CSF volumes. 
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Both patients had intellectual deficits, thin corpus callosum and white matter lesions. 
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Normally, transferrin is more abundant in white matter than in gray matter. 
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The labeled fibers formed bundles that extended into the surrounding white matter. 
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The white matter of an enlarged cerebrum and cerebellum showed delayed myelination. 
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Conclusions: Subcortical white matter lesions are associated with poor outcome bipolar disorder. 
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CT showed low density in the white matter of the parieto-occipital lobes. 
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Little is understood of how damaged white matter interacts with developmental plasticity. 
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However, the nature of Alzheimer's disease associated white matter damage is still unclear. 
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The greater part of the cerebrum is composed of white matter. 
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A reproducible focal white matter lesion was used to reliably compare treatment conditions. 
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White matter across language varieties

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Meanings of white matter in English