autoisolysin /au·to·isol·y·sin/ (-i-sol´ĭ-sin) a substance that lyses cells (e.g., blood cells) of the individual in which it is formed, as well as those of other members of the same species.
au·to·i·sol·y·sin (ô t - -s l  -sn, -s-l-)n. An antibody that with complement causes lysis of cells in the organism in whose body the lysin is formed, as well as in others of the same species. |
autoisolysin
a substance that lyses cells (e.g., blood cells) of the individual in which it is formed and also those of other individuals of the same species.
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