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lyse

[lahys]Immunology, Biochemistry
verb (used with object), lysed, lys·ing.
  1. to cause dissolution or destruction of cells by lysins.
verb (used without object), lysed, lys·ing.
  1. to undergo lysis.

Origin of lyse

1925–30; back formation from lysin or lysis
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British Dictionary definitions for lysed

lyse

verb
  1. to undergo or cause to undergo lysis
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Word Origin and History for lysed

lyse

v.

1927, back-formation from lysis.

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lysed in Medicine

lyse

[līs, līz]
v.
  1. To undergo or cause to undergo lysis.
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