Relating to or causing the destruction, breaking, or rupture of blood cells or blood components.
From 'hemoclasia' plus the adjectival suffix '-ic'; describing anything that causes or relates to hemoclasis or blood cell destruction.
Some bacterial toxins are hemoclastic—they literally break apart your red blood cells, which is why certain infections like strep throat can cause hemolytic anemia if left untreated!
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