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exogenous
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ex·og·e·nous  (k-sj-ns)
adj.
1. Biology Derived or developed from outside the body; originating externally.
2. Botany Characterized by the addition of layers of woody tissue.
3. Medicine Having a cause external to the body. Used of diseases.
[French exogène : Greek ex-, exo- + French -gène, -gen.]
ex·oge·nous·ly adv.
exogenous  (k-sj-ns)
Originating or produced from outside an organism, tissue, or cell. Compare endogenous.
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Adj.1.exogenous - derived or originating externally
exogenic
endogenic, endogenous - derived or originating internally
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