lympholysis

lympholysis
lym·phol·y·sis lim-'fäl-ə-səs n, pl -y·ses -.sēz the destruction of lymph cells
lym·pho·lyt·ic .lim(p)-fə-'lit-ik adj

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lym·phol·y·sis (lym-folґĭ-sis) lysis of lymphocytes.

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