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- The doctor explained that 'endo-' comes from Greek, meaning 'inside,' and is used in terms like 'endoscopy.'
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Watch on YouTubeAnd on the inside there's a lining of cells, very special cells called endothelial cells, endo, because they're on the inside.
- And on the inside there's a lining of cells, very special cells called endothelial cells, endo, because they're on the inside.
- I mean, being in a sauna creates endorphins, endo, endogenous inner morphine, morphine, opioids, inner opioid.
- So so the goal is to to create endo bodies naturally that go in that that cross the blood brain barrier and engage the toxic forms of a beta plaque.
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And on the inside there's a lining of cells, very special cells called endothelial cells, endo, because they're on the inside.
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Endoplasmic reticulum is a cellular structure with 'endo-' indicating its position within the cell.
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So so the goal is to to create endo bodies naturally that go in that that cross the blood brain barrier and engage the toxic forms of a beta plaque.
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In the room, let's have a Maryland ligature and the endo stitch with a bunch of surgidex.
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Researchers are studying 'endo-'genous compounds that are produced within the organism.
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A word part meaning inside something, used to make other words
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Etymology
The prefix endo- comes from an old Greek word endon meaning 'inside'. So endo- marks something that is 'within' another thing; for example, an endoscope looks inside the body and endocrine glands work from within the body.