cantholysis
/kænθəˈlɪsɪs/Definitions
1. noun
the process by which a cell membrane is dissolved or destroyed, especially due to the action of a lysin.
“The researcher studied the process of cantholysis in the cell cultures under a microscope.”
1. noun
the process by which a cell membrane is dissolved or destroyed, especially due to the action of a lysin.
“The researcher studied the process of cantholysis in the cell cultures under a microscope.”