Usage of "exogenous" | TermGallery

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Derived or originating externally.

Usage of exogenous in English

Use of exogenous hormones, especially current use, seems to increase meningioma risk. 
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Therefore, exogenous EPCs could not exert significant promoting effects on glioma growth. 
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However, this phenomenon has rarely been observed in vivo without exogenous factors. 
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SAP-35 content increased during organ culture in the absence of exogenous hormones. 
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This process obviates the need for exogenous enzymes and redox mediator supplements. 
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These effects were independent in both the endogenous predictive and exogenous tasks. 
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Thus both endogenously formed EETs and their exogenous application decrease ENaC activity. 
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Treatment of cells with exogenous catalase showed a dose-dependent inhibition of proliferation. 
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Furthermore, exogenous resistin does not promote arrhythmic behavior in human atrial trabeculae. 
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Furthermore, the blood-brain barrier is intact, excluding exudation of exogenous serum proteins. 
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Expression of the exogenous protein was assessed by immunoblot and immunohistochemistry analyses. 
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This feature suggested that exogenous ABA triggers proteolytic mechanisms in imbibed seeds. 
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Administration of exogenous mineralocorticoid and oral salt caused edema and accelerated hypertension. 
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Distributions of endogenous lipid and exogenous drug inside single cells were visualized. 
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Endogenous or exogenous, nature or nurture-it'sthe great mystery of mental illness. 
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Adding exogenous ASM or ceramide enhanced epithelial cell growth arrest and death. 
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Exogenous through the time

Exogenous across language varieties

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Meanings of exogenous in English