lyso-, lyo-, ly-, -lysin, -lys-, -lysis, -lytic, -lyt-, -lyz- (Greek: loosening, dissolving, dissolution).analysis:
analyst:
analytic:
analyze:
angiolysis:
autolysis:
autolytic:
biolysis:
biolytic:
carcinolysin:
carcinolysis:
carcinolytic:
catalysis:
catalyst:
catalytic:
catalyze:
chromolysis:
cytolysis:
dialyphyllous:
dialyses:
dialysis:
dialytic:
dialyze:
electrolysis:
electrolyte:
glycolysis:
haematolysis:
haemolysis:
haemolytic:
hematolysis:
hemolysis:
hemolytic:
hepatolytic:
heterolysis:
histolysis:
hydrolysis:
hydrolytic:
hydrolyze:
lipolysis:
litholyte:
lyencephalous:
lyophilic:
lyophobia:
lyophobic:
lyosorption:
lyotropic:
lysergic:
lyse, lysed, lysing, lyses:
To undergo, or cause cells to undergo, destruction by disruption of their bounding [surrounding] memberanes.
lysimeter:
lysin:
lysine:
lysis:
lysism:
lysobacteria:
lysocline:
lysoform:
lysogenesis:
lysogenic:
lysogenization:
lysogenize:
lysogeny:
lysol:
lysophobia:
lysosome:
lysostaphin:
lysozyme:
lytic:
macroanalysis:
nephrolysis:
nephrolytic:
neurolysis:
orchilytic:
palsy:
paralyses:
paralysing:
paralysis:
paralytic:
paralyze:
paralyzed:
paralyzing:
peptolysis:
peptolytic:
photolysis:
psychoanalysis:
psychoanalysis:
psychoanalyst:
psychoanalyze:
pyrolysis:
tachylyte:
thermolysis:
thrombolysis:
thrombolytics:
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