endogeny

endogenous /en·dog·e·nous/ (en-doj´ĕ-nus) produced within or caused by factors within the organism.

en·dog·e·nous (

n-d

-n

adj.

1. Originating or produced within an organism, tissue, or cell.

2. Caused by factors within the body. Used of a disease.

en·doge·nous·ly adv.

en·doge·ny n.

endogenous

[endoj′ənəs]

Etymology: Gk, endon + genein, to produce

1 growing within the body.

2 originating from within the body or produced from internal causes, such as a disease caused by the structural or functional failure of an organ or system. Compare exogenous. endogenic, adj.

endogenous [en-doj´ĕ-nus]

produced within or caused by factors within the organism.

endogenous (en·d

ˑ·j

·n

s),

adj produced internally; made by the body.

endogenous (endoj´

s),

adj originating within.

endogenous

produced within or caused by factors within the organism.

endogenous analgesic system

includes the secretion by the brain of endorphins in response to the central perception of pain.

endogenous calcium

calcium contributed to the feces by the intestinal secretions.

endogenous feline oncornavirus

see rd114 virus.

endogenous magnesium

magnesium contributed to the feces by the intestinal secretions.

endogenous pain

caused by factors within the body, e.g. stretching of mesentery.

endogenous sarcoma virus

see feline sarcoma virus.

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agitated depression depression dynorphins endogenous depression endogenous fields endogenous infection endogenous opioid endointoxication endorphin exogenous exogenous anxiety exogenous obesity germinal infection Giant Cell Reaction HERV hyperlipidemia type IV major depression medroxyprogesterone neurotic depression	Hunt entitled, "Triple Geospheres: Oxidic Carapace: Hydridic Interior Ultimeral Core," where he proposes a new theory of the Earth in which three major geospheres are separated by a contact zone in which endogeny originates. From the editor's desk by Kolenda, Nancy / Frontier Perspectives Although such an interpretation is highly speculative given the cross-sectional nature of the study, the findings of this study support the belief that a social environment that reduces anxiety and external pressure and encourages task endogeny and personal growth is essential to sustained engagement in talent development (Gottfried, Fleming, & Gottfried, 1994; Kemp, 1996; Sloboda, 1990). Parents' reasons and motivations for supporting their child's music ... by Schader, Robin / Roeper Review Silanes in particular deliver the silicon for rock formation as well as the energy for endogeny. Triple geospheres: oxidic carapace: hydridic mantle: ultimetal core by Hunt, Charles Warren / Frontier Perspectives	endodontia Endodontic endodontic implant endodontic techniques endodontics endodontist endodontium endodontology endodyogeny endoenteritis endoenzyme endogamy endogenic toxicosis endogenous endogenous anxiety endogenous carbon dioxide endogenous depression endogenous fields endogenous hyperglyceridemia endogenous hypertriglyceridemia endogenous infection endogenous iritis endogenous obesity endogenous opioid endogenous uric acid endogeny Endoheretic endointoxication endolaryngeal Endolimax endolith endolymph endolymphatic endolymphatic appendage endolymphatic duct endolymphatic hydrops endolymphatic sac endolymphatic sac decompression endolysin endomastoiditis endometrial endometrial aspiration endometrial biopsy endometrial cancer endometrial curettage endometrial cyst endometrial hyperplasia Endometrial implants endometrial polyp Endometrial polyps endometrial stromal sarcoma	endogenous stain endogenous stain endogenous stain Endogenous Sunk Costs Endogenous Technological Change Endogenous uncertainty Endogenous uncertainty Endogenous uncertainty Endogenous uncertainty endogenous uric acid Endogenous Urinary Nitrogen endogenous uveitis endogenous uveitis endogenous uveitis Endogenous variable Endogenous variable Endogenous variable Endogenous variable Endogenous variable endogenous variables endogenous variables endogenous virus endogenous virus endogenous-lipid pneumonia endogenous-lipid pneumonia endogenous-lipid pneumonia endogenously endogenously endogenously Endogens endogeny Endoglin Endoglossia Endoglossia Endoglossia Endoglucanase Endoglucanase Endoglucanase Endoglucanase Endoglycosidase Endognath Endognath Endognathal Endoheretic endointoxication Endoisila Endoisila Endoisila Endokaryotic hypothesis Endokaryotic hypothesis Endokaryotic hypothesis Endolabial endolaryngeal Endolaser endolecithal Endolimax Endolimax caviae Endolimax nana Endolimax ratti Endolith endolithic

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agitated depression
depression
dynorphins
endogenous depression
endogenous fields
endogenous infection
endogenous opioid
endointoxication
endorphin
exogenous
exogenous anxiety
exogenous obesity
germinal infection
Giant Cell Reaction
HERV
hyperlipidemia type IV
major depression
medroxyprogesterone
neurotic depression

Hunt entitled, "Triple Geospheres: Oxidic Carapace: Hydridic Interior Ultimeral Core," where he proposes a new theory of the Earth in which three major geospheres are separated by a contact zone in which endogeny originates.

From the editor's desk by Kolenda, Nancy / Frontier Perspectives

Although such an interpretation is highly speculative given the cross-sectional nature of the study, the findings of this study support the belief that a social environment that reduces anxiety and external pressure and encourages task endogeny and personal growth is essential to sustained engagement in talent development (Gottfried, Fleming, & Gottfried, 1994; Kemp, 1996; Sloboda, 1990).

Parents' reasons and motivations for supporting their child's music ... by Schader, Robin / Roeper Review

Silanes in particular deliver the silicon for rock formation as well as the energy for endogeny.

Triple geospheres: oxidic carapace: hydridic mantle: ultimetal core by Hunt, Charles Warren / Frontier Perspectives

endodontia

Endodontic

endodontic implant

endodontic techniques