anaphylactogen

anaphylactogen

 [an″ah-fi-lak´to-jen]

a substance that produces anaphylaxis.

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an·a·phy·lac·to·gen

(an'ă-fi-lak'tō-jen),

A substance (antigen) capable of rendering a person susceptible to anaphylaxis; a substance (antigen) that will cause an anaphylactic reaction in someone thus sensitized.

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an·a·phy·lac·to·gen

(an'ă-fi-lak'tŏ-jen)

A substance (antigen) capable of rendering a person susceptible to anaphylaxis; a substance (antigen) that will cause an anaphylactic reaction in such a sensitized person.

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