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iridorhexis 1. rupture of the iris.  2. the tearing away of the iris.
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iridoschisis splitting of the mesodermal stroma of the iris into two layers so that the anterior section separates and disintegrates into fibrils, the unattached ends of which float freely in the anterior chamber.
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iridosclerotomy incision of the sclera and of the edge of the iris in treatment of glaucoma.
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iridotasis the operation of stretching the iris in treatment of glaucoma.
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Iridoviridae the iridoviruses: a family of DNA viruses having a virion 125–300 nm in diameter, consisting of a lipid envelope modified by protein subunits surrounding an icosahedral nucleocapsid. The genome consists of a single molecule of linear, double-stranded DNA (MW 100–250×106, size 150–350 kbp). Viruses contain more than 20 structural proteins and are sensitive to ether, chloroform, deoxycholate, heat, and some disinfectants. Replication and assembly occur in the cytoplasm; virions are released by budding or cell destruction. Most species have a narrow host range; transmission may be horizontal or vertical. Most members are insect viruses (genera Iridovirus, Chloriridovirus), but some are pathogenic for fish (Lymphocystivirus) and frogs (Ranavirus); African swine fever virus was formerly assigned to this family.
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