To undergo or cause to undergo lysis.
[Back-formation from LYSIS.]
lyse
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lyse (līs, līz)  |
intr. & tr.v., lysed, lys·ing, lys·es.
To undergo or cause to undergo lysis.
To undergo or cause to undergo lysis.
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(līs, līz) or lyze (līz)
v., lysed or lyzed, lys·ing or lyz·ing, lys·es or lyz·es.
v., lysed or lyzed, lys·ing or lyz·ing, lys·es or lyz·es.
To undergo or cause to undergo lysis.
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