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endogenous

[en-doj-uh-nuhs] / ɛnˈdɒdʒ ə nəs /




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Additionally, monkeys are thought to be immune to endogenous pig viruses.

From Scientific American

It's possible the brain uses its own endogenous DMT as a tool for change – as when forming dendritic spines on neurons – to encode pivotal mental states.

From Salon

We have endogenous opioid peptides in our bodies, but we don't pick up cute little bottles of morphine at Target.

From Salon

“China’s development has a strong endogenous momentum and inevitable historical logic, and it is impossible to try to transform China, and it is even more impossible to encircle and contain China,” Mr. Wang said.

From Washington Times

"An endocrine disruptor is a chemical that impacts the body's endogenous natural hormone function. And by impact, it could be increases, slows, or interferes with in various ways," Swan said.

From Salon