Meaning endogenous
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Inside. For example, endogenous cholesterol is cholesterol that is made inside the body and is not in the diet.
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Produced inside an organism or cell. The opposite is external (exogenous) production.
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Arising from internal structures or functional causes.
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antonym exogenous Produced within or caused by factors within an organism. [2]
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developing or happening inside of something such as an organism or a situationOriginated by virtue of internal causes.The crisis had endongenous factors.
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Something that has its origin inside the body
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Originating in or produced within an organ, tissue, cell or by the body. The term may be used to distinguish between an internal or external source of a substance, such as insulin or testosterone.
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originating from within the body.
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"growing or proceeding from within," especially with reference to a class of plants including cereals, palms, plantains, etc., 1822, from endo- "within" + -genous "producing.& [..]
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Relating to or produced by the body.
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1. Something that depends on other things, which should be taken into account in an analysis. 2. Endogenous variable
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growing or originating from within.
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Arising within or derived from the body.
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Originating within the body rssulting fromnormal proceses. Compare exogenous.
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without obvious external cause (pop)
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Produced inside an organism or cell. The opposite is external (exogenous) production.
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Produced inside the body. Compare exogenous.
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Describes substances which naturally occur within the body; for example, cholesterol.
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(adj) of or resembling an endogen(adj) derived or originating internally
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Produced inside an organism or cell. The opposite is external (exogenous) production.
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A variable whose value is determined as an output from a mathematical model (compare with exogenous ).
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arising from within the body. Endogenous synthesis refers to the synthesis of a compound by the body.
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Used or made within the body. Insulin is an endogenous hormone
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Produced inside an organism or cell. The opposite is external (exogenous) production.
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Produced inside.
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The term 'endogenous' means to originate or develop internally within an organism, tissue or cell. Endogenous bacteria are those which reside within a closed system such as bacterial gut flora which live in the gastro-intestinal tract.
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Produced within or caused by factors within the organism.
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The term 'endogenous' means to originate or develop internally within an organism, tissue or cell. Endogenous bacteria are those which reside within a closed system such as bacterial gut flo [..]
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Developed from within a cell, tissue, or organism.
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Part of the internal environment of a living organism.
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Refers to feeding on internal food sources, e.g., egg yolk matter or energy reserves, as opposed to feeding externally.
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Contained within. In mouse genetics, endogenous viruses are those that are integrated into the mouse genome and transmitted to progeny as chromosomal elements.
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A variable is endogenous in a model if it is at least partly function of other parameters and variables in a model. Contrast exogenous.
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Growing inside a plant or animal.
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Having an internal cause or origin.
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Produced or growing from within.
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produced, originating or growing from within of a natural process or caused by factors within the body
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Caused by factors inside the organism or system.
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produced from within.
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