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propagation /prop·a·ga·tion/ (prop″ah-ga´shun) reproduction (def. 1).prop´agative

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prop·a·ga·tion (prp-gshn)

n.

1. Multiplication or increase, as by natural reproduction.

2. The act or process of propagating, especially the process by which an impulse is transmitted along a nerve fiber.

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propagation

[prop′əgā′shən]

Etymology: L, propagare, to generate

the process of increasing or causing to increase.

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propagation [prop″ah-ga´shun]

reproduction. adj., adj prop´agative.

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propagation (prop´gā´shn),

n the reproduction or continuance of an impulse along a nerve fiber in an afferent or efferent direction.

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propagation

reproduction.