to deglycerolize
- verb
- /dɪˈɡlɪsəˌraɪz/
- Specialized
- Before transfusion, blood is often deglycerolized to remove the preservative agent.
Examples
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Laboratory equipment is used to deglycerolize stored red blood cells for safe clinical use.
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The team deglycerolized the samples as part of the preparation procedure.
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The lab technician will deglycerolize the samples tomorrow.
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We need to deglycerolize the solution before analysis.
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Before transfusion, blood is often deglycerolized to remove the preservative agent.
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Laboratory equipment is used to deglycerolize stored red blood cells for safe clinical use.
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We need to deglycerolize the solution before analysis.
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Morphology
deglycerolize = glycerolize (transparent) = de + glycerol + ize
The meaning is a standard reversive or removal use of 'de-' applied to 'glycerolize', yielding 'remove glycerol from'.
Etymology
Deglycerolize breaks into de- meaning 'remove' and glycerol, the chemical often called glycerin that is used to protect cells and stored samples. So, to deglycerolize something is to take that glycerol out, for example to make stored blood safe to use.