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hemolyze
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hemolyze /he·mo·lyze/ (he´mo-līz)
1. to subject to hemolysis.
2. to undergo hemolysis.
he·mo·lyze (hm-lz)
v.
To undergo or cause to undergo hemolysis.
hemolyze [he´mo-līz]
1. to subject to hemolysis.
2. to undergo hemolysis.
hemolyze
to subject to or to undergo hemolysis.
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