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necrogenic

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necrogenic /nec·ro·gen·ic/ (-jen´ik) productive of necrosis or death.
nec·ro·gen·ic (nkr-jnk) or ne·crog·e·nous (n-krj-ns)
adj.
Relating to, living in, or having origin in dead matter.

necrogenic
[nek′rōjen′ik]
Etymology: Gk, nekros, dead, genein, to produce
1 capable of causing death, as of cells or tissue.
2 originating or caused by infected dead matter. Also necrogenous [nekroj′ənəs] .

necrogenic [nek″ro-jen´ik]
productive of necrosis or death.

necrogenic
productive of necrosis or death.


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In many animal models of multistage hepatocarcinogenesis, various tumor promoters are usually administered to the animals 2 weeks after the initiation with the necrogenic dose of DEN, at a time when the liver is recovered morphologically to the normal from the necrosis (5-7).
 
 
 
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