heterolysinn.
/ˌhɛtərəʊˈlʌɪsɪn/ A hæmolysin formed in the bloodstream of an animal when blood cells from one of a different species are introduced.
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autolysin1900
bacteriolysin1900
haemolysin1900
cytolysin1901
heterolysin1901
isolysin1901
staphylolysin1904
streptolysin1904
isohaemolysin1905
syncytiolysin1913
fibrinolysin1915
1901 in W. A. N. Dorland Med. Dict. (ed. 2)
1903 Science 3 July 9/1 Many observations upon the effects of iso- and hetero-lysins—as for kidney and liver cells—about which there is no reasonable doubt.
1934 H. Zinsser & S. Bayne-Jones Textbk. Bacteriol. (ed. 7) xvi. 212 The blood cells of one animal, injected into an animal of another species, give rise to a hemolytic substance in the blood serum of the second animal, which is strictly specific for the variety of cells injected. Such hemolysins..are spoken of as heterolysins.
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