| exogenous p.’s |
fever-producing agents of external origin, e.g., bacterial endotoxins and other microbial products, antigen-antibody complexes, viruses and synthetic polynucleotides, incompatible blood and blood products, and androgen breakdown products such as etiocholanone; the action is mediated by endogenous pyrogen.
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| exognathia |
prognathism.
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| exognathion |
the maxilla exclusive of the premaxilla.
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| exogenous |
Supplied to the body from an external source. Insulin injected into the body is exogenous insulin.
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| exogenous |
formed from a superficial layer of the plant. An example would be the origin of axillary buds and branches in stems which arise just beneath the protoderm in the shoot apical meristem.
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