suff.
Decomposition; dissolving; disintegration: hydrolysis.
[New Latin, from Greek lusis, a loosening. See lysis.]
-lysis
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suff.
Decomposition; dissolving; disintegration: hydrolysis.
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suff.
Decomposition; dissolving; disintegration: hydrolysis.
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- –lyze (suffix)
- isolysis
- spirochetolysis
- lyse (cell and molecular biology)
- cytoplasmolysis
- lysogenesis
- bacteriophage
- hemolysis (physiology)
- lysigenous (biology)
- lysogeny (microbiology)
- lytic reaction (cell and molecular biology)
- calculolytic
- cytolysis
- diskolysis
