| lyo- |
combining form meaning dissolved or dispersed.
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| lyochrome |
flavin.
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| lyogel |
a gel containing much liquid. Cf. xerogel.
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| Lyon h. |
in all mammalian somatic cells, all X chromosomes in excess of one are inactivated (in the form of sex chromatin) on a random basis at an early stage of embryogenesis. Thus the normal human female is in effect a mosaic for heterozygous X-linked genes, since the paternal X chromosome is inactivated in some cells and the maternal one in the others, and females heterozygous for an X-linked disorder often exhibit some stigmata for the condition. See also lyonization.
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| lyonized |
denoting the inactivated X chromosome in a cell, according to the Lyon hypothesis.
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