allogenousadj.

1842 Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. 51 726 Stone, brick, and stucco..unite their allogenous surfaces.

1888 Trans. Royal Soc. Edinb. 35 364 It is believed that the cells of any one tissue are developed only from pre-existing cells of the same tissue—that is to say, cells have an isogenous as contradistinguished from an allogenous origin.

1920 Glasgow Herald 6 May 6 The Russia of the Soviets is still the old Muscovite tyranny which denies to allogenous races the right to live.

1950 Jrnl. Theol. Stud. 1 102 The body from Mary, with its centrum vitae, afforded to God the Word an allogenous manward prosopon.

1997 M. E. Biddle tr. H. Gunkel Genesis 403 The material in this chapter consists of two allogenous elements.

1961 K. B. Absolon in K. A. Merendino Prosthetic Valves Cardiac Surg. vii. 155 An initial deposition of fibrin was followed by endothelization, just as is observed in the organization of allogenous arterial prostheses.

1977 Internat. Jrnl. Oral Surg. 6 137/2 There were qualitatively no signs pointing to a significant difference between the autologous and the allogenous cortical bone transplants.

2000 D. L. Wise et al. Biomaterials Engin. & Devices vi. 99 Transplants of fresh allogenous bone follow the immunological principles of other tissue allografts.