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anterograde

 [an´ter-o-grād″]
extending or moving forward.
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an·ter·o·grade

(an'ter-ō-grād),
1. Moving forward. Compare: antegrade.
2. Extending forward from a particular timepoint; used in reference to amnesia.
3. Used in neuroscience to describe proximodistal flow, movement, or transport in an axon toward its terminals, or degeneration of an axon distal to a point of injury.
[L. gradior, pp. gressus, to step, go]
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anterograde

adjective Moving or extending forward.
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an·ter·o·grade

(an'tĕr-ō-grād)
1. Moving forward.
Compare: antegrade
2. Extending forward from a particular timepoint; used in reference to amnesia.
[L. gradior, pp. gressus, to step, go]
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

an·ter·o·grade

(an'tĕr-ō-grād)
Moving forward.
Compare: antegrade
[L. gradior, pp. gressus, to step, go]
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