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What does the prefix lysis mean?

The prefix "lysis" means "breaking down" or "loosening".

It often refers to the breakdown of cells or other biological structures.

Here are some examples:

* Hemolysis: The breakdown of red blood cells.

* Cytolysis: The breakdown of cells.

* Hydrolysis: The breakdown of a compound by the addition of water.

* Lysis of a virus: The breakdown of a virus particle.

The prefix "lysis" is commonly used in biology and medicine to describe processes involving the breakdown of substances or structures.

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