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ulcerogenic

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ulcerogenic /ul·cer·o·gen·ic/ (ul″ser-o-jen´ik) causing ulceration; leading to the production of ulcers.
ul·cer·o·gen·ic (ls-r-jnk)
adj.
Tending to cause an ulcer.
ulcerogenic [ul″ser-o-jen´ik]
causing ulceration; leading to the production of ulcers.
ulcerogenic
causing ulceration; leading to the production of ulcers.
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