lysine
| One of the nine essential amino acids. |
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I separated the water, the fats, the oils, the gums, the resins, sugars, starches, pectoses, pentoses, pentosans, legumen, lysin, the amino and amido acids. A few drops of the enzyme, called lysin, can promptly destroy a test tube worth of anthrax. Once they do, phages use lysin to break apart their host's cell walls so the new phages can infect other bacteria. |
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