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51) Ocul - eye

Vessel Ex: vascular tissue 52)Vas-

To shape or mold Ex: Plastic, plasticity, plastic surgery 53) plasticus-

4 54 ) gen-, -gen “to bring to life; to create” genesis, generator, generation, genetics, gene, antigen, mutagen, carcinogen

6 56)-scope “instrument or tool” microscope, telescope, stethoscope, periscope, colonoscopy

7 57)micro- “very small” microbe, microscope, microbiology, microtubule

8 58)lact-, lacto- “milk” lactose (intolerant), lactate, lactobacillus, lactase

9 59)carbo- “containing carbon” carbon dioxide, carbohydrate, carbonize, carbonic (acid)

10 60)oxy- “containing oxygen, O” carbon dioxide (CO 2 ), oxygenate, deoxygenate