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Meanings of lysis in English
Usage of lysis in English
1
After band lysis, the patient has been symptom free for 6 years.
2
The direct DNA extraction protocol used was modified to enhance lysis efficiency.
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Newer imaging technologies allow direct measurement of ADCC-mediated cell lysis over time.
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Cell lysis is an essential task for the detection of intracellular components.
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Culture, Gram staining and urease tests were performed before lysis of bacteria.
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This was accompanied by an increased susceptibility to lysis by LAK cells.
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Most are endpoint assays that measure a surrogate marker of cell lysis.
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Historically, the polymyxins have been thought to kill bacteria through membrane lysis.
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Autologous tumor lysis was observed in seven of eight cases tested.
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In this experimental setting, NK cells from healthy donors exerted no specific lysis.
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Our results have broad implications for understanding membrane lysis during nonenveloped virus entry.
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It produces rapid cell lysis at higher concentrations or apoptosis at lower concentrations.
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These data indicate that a fH-derived peptide can enhance complement-mediated lysis.
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CTL were as susceptible to peptide-mediated lysis as conventional target cells.
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In this study the ecological significance of lysis inhibition is explored.
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Acute ischemic stroke therapy emphasizes early arterial clot lysis or removal.
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