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putamen an area of the brain that decreases in size as a result of the damage produced by HD.
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putrescent The partial decomposition of organic matter by microorganisms so as to cause malodors, gases or other offensive conditions or that is capable of providing food for vectors.
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putrescible liable to rot or decompose, the best example being food waste.
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putrefaction Occurs as a result of bacterial activity throughout the body. Putrefaction is a much greater component of the decomposition process than autolysis, and it sweeps through the body like a silent fire . . . (Maples, pg. 38)
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