biogen
/baɪəʊdʒɛn/Definitions
1. noun
A substance produced by living organisms that is capable of influencing the growth or development of other living organisms, especially plants.
“The farmer applied a biogen to the crops to enhance their growth.”
2. noun
A genetically engineered microorganism used to produce a specific protein or other substance, especially in the production of pharmaceuticals.
“The biotech company used biogens to produce insulin for diabetes treatment.”