Tap and hold cue ball, or object ball(s) to reposition the ball, and use red-crosshair for precision in positioning. 4. Push the Aiming button and tap and hold the green cue tip. Move it up for a follow shot and move it down for a draw shot. Left or right for sidespin.
Lysis (/ Ë l aÉª s Éª s / LY-sis; Greek Î»ÏÏÎ¹Ï lÃ½sis, a loosing from Î»ÏÎµÎ¹Î½ lÃ½ein, to unbind) refers to the breaking down of the membrane of a cell, often by viral, enzymic, or osmotic (that is, lytic / Ë l Éª t Éª k / LIT-Ék) mechanisms that compromise its integrity.
Cell lysis is a process in which a cell is broken down or destroyed as a result of some external force or condition. Lysis can happen through natural means, such as viral infections, or through artificial means for research purposes. The resulting substance that contains the previous contents of the destroyed cell is referred to as the lysate; a substance that causes lysis, particularly an antibody, is called a lysin.