Definition of histolysis in English:

histolysis

noun hɪˈstɒlɪsɪshiˈstäləsəs

mass nounBiology

The breaking down of tissues (e.g. during animal metamorphosis).
Example sentencesExamples
- Loss of the daily cyclicity in the JH titer occurs co-incident with flight muscle histolysis in the LW morph.
- The early stages of metamorphosis are characterized by programmed cell death and histolysis of most larval tissues.
- In other polymorphic insects, flightless morphs result from wing muscle histolysis even though fully developed wings remain.
- In addition, the cases surrounding the prepupae were filled with white fluid, possibly due to incomplete histolysis of the fat bodies.

Derivatives

histolytic

adjective hɪstəˈlɪtɪk

Biology

During embryogenesis and metamorphosis, plasmatocytes are involved in the clearance of apoptotic cells and histolytic debris.
Example sentencesExamples
- The cells in LPHD known as lymphocytic and histolytic cells are proving to be distinctly different from classic Reed-Sternberg B cells.
- The acute salpingitis might be associated with nodular histolytic hyperplasia.

Definition of histolysis in US English:

histolysis

nounhiˈstäləsəs

Biology

The breaking down of tissues (e.g. during animal metamorphosis).
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition, the cases surrounding the prepupae were filled with white fluid, possibly due to incomplete histolysis of the fat bodies.
- In other polymorphic insects, flightless morphs result from wing muscle histolysis even though fully developed wings remain.
- Loss of the daily cyclicity in the JH titer occurs co-incident with flight muscle histolysis in the LW morph.
- The early stages of metamorphosis are characterized by programmed cell death and histolysis of most larval tissues.

单词	histolysis
释义	Definition of histolysis in English: histolysis noun hɪˈstɒlɪsɪshiˈstäləsəs mass nounBiology The breaking down of tissues (e.g. during animal metamorphosis). Example sentencesExamples Loss of the daily cyclicity in the JH titer occurs co-incident with flight muscle histolysis in the LW morph. The early stages of metamorphosis are characterized by programmed cell death and histolysis of most larval tissues. In other polymorphic insects, flightless morphs result from wing muscle histolysis even though fully developed wings remain. In addition, the cases surrounding the prepupae were filled with white fluid, possibly due to incomplete histolysis of the fat bodies. Derivatives histolytic adjective hɪstəˈlɪtɪk Biology During embryogenesis and metamorphosis, plasmatocytes are involved in the clearance of apoptotic cells and histolytic debris. Example sentencesExamples The cells in LPHD known as lymphocytic and histolytic cells are proving to be distinctly different from classic Reed-Sternberg B cells. The acute salpingitis might be associated with nodular histolytic hyperplasia. Definition of histolysis in US English: histolysis nounhiˈstäləsəs Biology The breaking down of tissues (e.g. during animal metamorphosis). Example sentencesExamples In addition, the cases surrounding the prepupae were filled with white fluid, possibly due to incomplete histolysis of the fat bodies. In other polymorphic insects, flightless morphs result from wing muscle histolysis even though fully developed wings remain. Loss of the daily cyclicity in the JH titer occurs co-incident with flight muscle histolysis in the LW morph. The early stages of metamorphosis are characterized by programmed cell death and histolysis of most larval tissues.
随便看	put through the third degree put through the wringer put/throw in jail put/throw into irons putti puttied puttied putties puttin'-aff putting putting putting about putting an end/stop to putting back putting cleek putting club putting/doing to death putting-forth putting green putting greens putting hole putting in putting in motion putting in place putting into operation