0 past simple and past participle of dissect
1 to cut open something, especially a dead body or a plant, and study its structure:
These figures are dissected into elementar y constituents that are distinguished by colors.
The caryopsis coat was isolated during mid-ripening, dissected and microscopically characterized.
The retina was dissected from the remainder of the eye under a dissecting microscope and placed on a large gelatine coated glass slide.
Then each significant phrase is dissected to express the central meaning of the segment.
The entire alimentary tract was dissected out and the mid and hind gut contents examined separately by squashing.
Animals, which died after day 22 were dissected and checked for disease.
The remaining control group fish were dissected 65 days after start of trials.
We dissected 50 shoaling males caught before the breeding season and 48 males caught during the breeding season.
