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exo-
pref.
Outside; external: exoskeleton.

[From Greek ex, outside, from ex, out of; see eghs in Indo-European roots.]

exo-
combining form
external, outside, or beyond exobiology exothermal
[from Greek exō outside]

exo-
A prefix that means "outside" or "external," as in exoskeleton.


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These contextual influences include macro-, exo-, and microsystemic levels (Bronfenbrenner) and collectively shape youth's core definitions of self and world.
As part of this alliance the two companies will use BioZone's proprietary liposome technology, QuSomes(TM), to microscopically encapsulate CytoGenix' ssDNA expression system sequences and protect them from metabolic destruction by exo- and endo-nucleases found on the skin and in the bloodstream.
will utilize its liposome technology to develop a unique liposome that will encapsulate CytoGenix' ssDNAes sequences and protect them from destruction by exo- and endo-nucleases found on the skin and in the bloodstream.
 
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