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Things brain often describes (“brain ________”)
drain, barrier, stem, death, patients, damage, permeability, washing, tumor, power, work, behavior, surgery, fever, function, imaging, activity, tumors, transport, workers, problem, injury, disruption, cells, abscess, patient, dead, thinking, disease, research, lesions, stimulation, mechanisms, metabolism, theory, irradiation, tissue, functions, processes, auditory, substance, dysfunction, breakdown, weight, food, interaction, mind, barriers, relationship, based, radiotherapy, communication, monkeys, interface, syndrome, subjects, computer, edema, therapy, transfer, ratio, vesicle, storming, dominance, waves, damaged, relation, formation, radiation, functioning, penetration, metastases, operation, identity, wave, skills, activation, monkey, preparation
How brain often is described (“________ brain”)
human, rat, normal, mammalian, right, whole, adult, left, fetal, entire, fertile, hind, active, poor, female, tired, bovine, vertebrate, immature, larger, primate, male, blood, mid, neonatal, clear, busy, rabbit, intact, emotional, embryonic, electronic, healthy, reptilian, mature, quick, disordered, fevered, dull, diseased, primitive, weary, developed, visceral, underlying, injured, rodent, aged, ischemic, infant, split, limbic, conscious, adjacent, pig, excited, heated, weak, idle, keen, tiny, sick, triune, newborn, postmortem
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