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A-be​ta
noun
A-be·​ta
ˈā-ˈbā-tə chiefly British -ˈbē-

Definition

  • beta-amyloid //It turns out that A-beta probably causes damage long before it accumulates into these plaques. — Laura Sanders //Brain images of healthy people reveal that A-beta plaques are common, even in people who don't have dementia. — Tina Hesman Saey
First Known Use
1993, in the meaning defined above
eco​log​i​cal
Antonyms
A-be​ta
noun
A-be·​ta
ˈā-ˈbā-tə chiefly British -ˈbē-

Definition

  • beta-amyloid //It turns out that A-beta probably causes damage long before it accumulates into these plaques. — Laura Sanders //Brain images of healthy people reveal that A-beta plaques are common, even in people who don't have dementia. — Tina Hesman Saey
First Known Use
1993, in the meaning defined above
eco​log​i​cal
Antonyms
A-be​ta
noun
A-be·​ta
ˈā-ˈbā-tə chiefly British -ˈbē-

Definition

  • beta-amyloid //It turns out that A-beta probably causes damage long before it accumulates into these plaques. — Laura Sanders //Brain images of healthy people reveal that A-beta plaques are common, even in people who don't have dementia. — Tina Hesman Saey
First Known Use
1993, in the meaning defined above
eco​log​i​cal
Antonyms
A-be​ta
noun
A-be·​ta
ˈā-ˈbā-tə chiefly British -ˈbē-

Definition

  • beta-amyloid //It turns out that A-beta probably causes damage long before it accumulates into these plaques. — Laura Sanders //Brain images of healthy people reveal that A-beta plaques are common, even in people who don't have dementia. — Tina Hesman Saey
First Known Use
1993, in the meaning defined above
eco​log​i​cal
Antonyms
A-be​ta
noun
A-be·​ta
ˈā-ˈbā-tə chiefly British -ˈbē-

Definition

  • beta-amyloid //It turns out that A-beta probably causes damage long before it accumulates into these plaques. — Laura Sanders //Brain images of healthy people reveal that A-beta plaques are common, even in people who don't have dementia. — Tina Hesman Saey
First Known Use
1993, in the meaning defined above
eco​log​i​cal
Antonyms
A-be​ta
noun
A-be·​ta
ˈā-ˈbā-tə chiefly British -ˈbē-

Definition

  • beta-amyloid //It turns out that A-beta probably causes damage long before it accumulates into these plaques. — Laura Sanders //Brain images of healthy people reveal that A-beta plaques are common, even in people who don't have dementia. — Tina Hesman Saey
First Known Use
1993, in the meaning defined above
eco​log​i​cal