trypsinizev.
/ˈtrɪpsɪnʌɪz/ Biochemistry.
transitive. To treat with trypsin.
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alcoholize1677
oxygenate1789
oxygenize1802
hormonize1947
trypsinize1959
mutagenize1966
1959 Virology VIII. 396 Because these cultures sometimes contained tissue lumps which interfered with plaque production, they were usually trypsinized.
1971 Nature 30 July 312/2 After 10–14 days, wells containing single colonies were trypsinized.
Derivatives
trypsiniˈzation n. treatment with trypsin.
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trypsinization1959
spheroplasting1965
trypsinizing1979
1959 New Scientist 19 Feb. 396/1 (caption) Trypsinization of monkey kidney for tissue-culture.
1980 Parasitology LXXX. 374 They were removed from the T-75 flask by trypsinization.
ˈtrypsinized adj.
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alcoholic1852
bacterized1915
phenolized1920
osmicated1921
hormonized1940
oestrogenized1944
trypsinized1952
mutagenized1963
1952 Jrnl. Immunol. 69 688 The cultures prepared with trypsinized tissue were inoculated on the 8th day of incubation.
1974 F. Warner Meeting Ends i. vi. 25 Oh my head! I'm trypsinized, pepsinized, falling to bits.
ˈtrypsinizing n.
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trypsinization1959
spheroplasting1965
trypsinizing1979
1979 Experientia 35 244/2 When the cells reached confluency standard trypsinizing procedures were used to remove them from the flask surface.
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