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eksogenus

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التركية - الإنجليزية
(Tıp) exogenous
of a disease: having an external cause
descriptive of a group created by public as opposed to private information
produced or originating outside of an organism
Coming from a source outside an organism
developed or originating outsidehttp: //www graylab ac uk/cgi-bin/omd?outside the organism
imposing an affect on the body from the outside environment
derived or originating externally
rhythm generated within or by an organism because of rhythmic environmental cues that are external to the organism
uncontrollable variables
1. of information: received from outside a group 2. descriptive of a group created by public as opposed to private information
Supplied to the body from an external source Insulin injected into the body is exogenous insulin
Growing by addition to the exterior
Produced or made outside the body; for instance, insulin that is commercially produced (made from pork or beef pancreas or by biosynthetic processes) is exogenous insulin when given to people Pronounced: ex-SODGE-in-us Compare: Endogenous
Pertaining to, or having the character of, an exogen; the opposite of endogenous
originating outside of the local environment; foreign, extraneous in origin
Originating outside an organism
Growing from previously ossified parts; opposed to autogenous
Outside the genes; all factors other than heredity or genetic (such as environment or trauma)
being derived or developed from external causes