complete carcinogen

com·plete car·cin·o·gen

a chemical carcinogen that is able to induce cancer without provocation by a tumor-promoting agent introduced during therapy.

com·plete car·cin·o·gen

(kŏm-plēt' kahr-sin'ō-jen) A chemical carcinogen that is able to induce cancer without provocation by a tumor-promoting agent introduced during therapy.