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retrograde
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retrograde
1. Astronomy
a. occurring or orbiting in a direction opposite to that of the earth's motion around the sun
b. occurring or orbiting in a direction around a planet opposite to the planet's rotational direction
c. appearing to move in a clockwise direction due to the rotational period exceeding the period of revolution around the sun
2. Biology tending to retrogress; degenerate
3. Music of, concerning, or denoting a melody or part that is played backwards


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Right coronary artery arose from the distal circumflex artery and followed the course, retrogradely, of the right coronary artery distribution (Fig.
Both BDNF and GDNF are transported retrogradely from the periphery to the spinal cord, as is neurotrophin 3 (NT-3) [143], another promoter of spinal cell proliferation and survival [144].
After passing through the skin--especially broken skin--the viruses are transported retrogradely along dendrites of sensory neurons to the dorsal root ganglion, where they remain dormant until a stress situation triggers anterograde translocation along the dendrites back to the skin (Kennedy and Chaudhuri 2002; Terasaki et al.
 
 
 
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