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inborn /in·born/ (in´born″)
1. genetically determined, and present at birth. 2. congenital.
inborn [in′bôrn] Etymology: L, in, within; AS, beran, to bear innate; acquired or occurring during intrauterine life, with reference to both normally inherited traits and developmental or genetically transmitted anomalies. See also congenital, hereditary, inborn error of metabolism. inborn [in´born] 1. genetically determined, and present at birth; see also inborn error of metabolism. 2. congenital.
inborn congenital; inherited or acquired before birth. inborn error of metabolism congenital disorders of metabolism. Includes cystinuria, fucosidosis, citrullinemia, mannosidosis, tyrosinemia and glycogenosis. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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