Endogenous definition

Endogenous means naturally occurring.

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Examples of Endogenous in a sentence

• Endogenous triglycerides are very sensitive to alcohol intake, emotional stress, diet and changes in weight.

• The University has been engaged in research during the course of which it has invented, developed and/or acquired certain technology relating to Methods of Enhancing Expression of MHC-Class 1 Molecules Bearing Endogenous Peptides, and Methods of Identifying MHC-Class 1 Restricted Antigens Endogenously Processed by a Cellular Secretory Pathway, which research was undertaken by D▇.

• Endogenous glucose production is mainly regulated by fluctuations in the insulin/glucagon ratio in the portal vein79,80.

• Endogenous glucose production is also influenced by other hormones (cortisol, growth hormone), free fatty acids (FFA), gluconeogenic precursors, paracrine substances (cytokines, prostaglandins) and the autonomic nervous system.

• Endogenous glucose production comprises 2 pathways: glycogenolysis, which is the break- down of glucose stored as glycogen, and gluconeogenesis, which is the synthesis of new glucose molecules from precursor molecules like amino acids (mainly alanine), glycerol and lactate.

More Definitions of Endogenous

Endogenous for purposes of this Agreement shall mean that the protein or product is produced in the person for whom it is intended to have its therapeutic effect.

Endogenous means originating from within an organism, tissue or cell.

Endogenous growth as a means of stimulating the growth of local economies. Much of this growth would need to be ‘locally-­‐focused,' i.e. promotes industry and services within the urban region – meaning the contiguous geographic area which functions as a regional economic unit. Such growth has the potential to reduce the environmental impact of urban development by reducing energy used in transport of materials, and by increased use of recycling and reuse of waste and products.

Endogenous means having an internal cause or origin.

Endogenous means that the reported allowance prices reflect decisions in the electricity and fuel sectors, and are not just programmed into the models as fixed inputs. Those decisions could put both upward and downward pressure on allowance prices, depending on the options assumed to be available to decision-makers.

Endogenous means those genes and proteins that are naturally found in the host organism.

Endogenous delivery of a ribozyme shall mean delivery of a DNA or RNA vector encoding a ribozyme into a cell, whether in vivo or ex vivo, for the purpose of expression thereof.