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autogenous

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autogenous /au·tog·e·nous/ (aw-toj´ĕ-nus) autologous.
au·tog·e·nous (ô-tj-ns) or au·to·gen·ic (ôt-jnk)
adj.
1. Of or relating to autogenesis; self-generating.
2. Of or relating to vaccines prepared from bacteria obtained from the infected person.
au·toge·nous·ly adv.
autogenous
[ôtoj′ənəs]
1 self-generating.
2 originating from within the organism, as a toxin or vaccine.
autogenous (ôtoj´ns),
adj self-originated; springing from within.
autogenous
self-generated, originating within the patient's own body.
autogenous tissue graft
a graft comprising tissue from the patient's own body.
autogenous vaccine
see autogenous vaccine.
autogenous
adjective Of self origin; self-produced


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