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lysostaphin an antibacterial enzyme produced by Staphylococcus staphylolyticus; it is specifically active against staphylococci.
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lysozymuria urinary excretion of elevated levels of lysozyme.
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lysozyme a mucolytic enzyme with natural antibiotic properties. Normally excreted in the tears, nasal mucus, milk, and saliva in most animals, lysozyme is part of the bodies first natural defense against bacteria and viruses. Lysozyme is an enzyme that degrade the polysaccharide protective coating on the surface of many bacteria and viruses (glycoprotein covering) to allow other enzymes and antibodies to find there appropriate attachment sight. ...
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lysosome a saclike cellular organelle that contains various hydrolytic enzymes (Lesson: Benn Pitman Bed)
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lysozyme An enzyme that can destroy the cell walls of certain bacteria, inactivating (killing) the bacteria.
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