antitoxinogen

an·ti·tox·in·o·gen

(an'tē-tok-sin'ō-jen),

Any antigen that stimulates the formation of antitoxin in an animal or human, that is, a toxin or a toxoid.

[antitoxin + G. -gen, producing]

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