Synonyms for amyloid
ˈæm əˌlɔɪdamy·loid

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1. amyloidnoun

   a non-nitrogenous food substance consisting chiefly of starch; any substance resembling starch

   Antonyms:
   starchless

2. amyloidadjective

   (pathology) a waxy translucent complex protein resembling starch that results from degeneration of tissue

   Antonyms:
   starchless

3. starchlike, amylaceous, amyloid, amyloidal, farinaceousadjective

   resembling starch

   Synonyms:
   granulose, mealy, granular, farinaceous, starchlike, amylaceous, gritty, amyloidal, coarse-grained, grainy

   Antonyms:
   starchless

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1. • Starch

Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MDRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. amyloid

   Synonyms:
   Beta-fibrillosis

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How to use amyloid in a sentence?

1. Marc Flajolet:

   Most studies carried out till now were targeting the very late steps of this whole multi-step process, and we thought, ‘Let’s look at the very early steps and maybe we’ll have more chances to modulate this pathway,’ we found that was not only the case for amyloid plaques, but that it also worked in this animal model for memory.

2. Patrizia Cavazzoni:

   In all studies in which it was evaluated, however, Aduhelm consistently and very convincingly reduced the level of amyloid plaques in the brain in a dose - and time-dependent fashion, it is expected that the reduction in amyloid plaque will result in a reduction in clinical decline.

3. Julian Bailes:

   Most CTE sufferers have been found at autopsy to have tau, but also about 40 % have had amyloid as well. So they are showing both degeneration markers in the brain, most importantly, it's a distinct pattern that we haven't seen in any other condition -- not in Alzheimer's, not in other forms of dementia, and certainly not in normal controls. So it's not just what we're binding to, it's that this pattern appears to be distinct and it appears to be the areas that have been damaged in autopsy studies of sufferers with CTE.

4. Tara Spires-Jones:

   Further, females had higher tau burden than males when they also have amyloid pathology in the brain.

5. Gillian Coughlan:

   What we found is women who have early menopause or have a very late use of hormone therapy might be at higher risk, but only if they were already on the Alzheimer’s disease continuum, with elevated levels of amyloid.