lyso-, lyo-, ly-, -lysin, -lys-, -lysis, -lytic, -lyt-, -lyz-
(Greek: lyein [LYOO ayn], "to loosen"; loosening, dissolving, dissolution)
hydrolytic
1. Tending to remove or separate water; eliminating water.
2. A process that promotes hydrolysis.
hydrolyze
hypnoanalysis, hypnoanalytic
A method of pshychotherapy in which psychoanalysis is employed in conjunction with hypnosis.
hypnonarcoanalysis
A psychiatric interview combining hypnosis with drug-induced sedation or narcosis.
lipolysis
The chemical decomposition or splitting up of fat; also, lipodieresis, lipodiretic, lipoclasis.
litholyte
An instrument designed to administer stone-dissolving agents directly inside the bladder.
lyophilic
lyophobia
In chemistry, having little attraction between particles and the medium of dispersion: said of colloidal material. Colloids are solids, liquids, or gaseous substances that exist in all living matter.
lyophobic
lyosorption
lyotropic
lyse, lysed, lysing, lyses
To undergo, or cause cells to undergo, destruction by disruption of their bounding [surrounding] memberanes.
lysergic
lysimeter
lysin