Homogenizing Machine, Ultrasonic Homogenizer Tissue Mill Glass Tube Grinding Lysis for Insulation Mortar(50ml)

Product Name: Homogenizer, Tissue GrinderProduct Specifications: 0.5ml, 1ml, 2ml, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 15ml, 20ml, 25ml, 30ml, 50mlProduct Material: High borosilicate glassProduct Color: TransparentProduct Use: The tiny gaps and subtle interlocking between the glass tube and the plunger create a grinding action when the plunger is rotated, easily crushing biological cells and other harder tissues.Product Features: Made from high borosilicate glass, purely handcrafted.Feature 1 Using high borosilicate glass as hand-fired material2 This method is generally manual operation which can control the intensity artificially which is convenient for optimizing the crushing conditions.3 Very soft suitable for the separation of4 Can only be used to cultivate and solidify5 It can be used for the purification of cytoplasmic RNA, purification of mitochondrial DNA, etc.Q: Is it necessary to cut animal tissue into very small pieces before homogenizing it with a glass tissue homogenizer?A: This is necessary because it makes homogenization easier.Q: Is homogenization buffer always used when using a glass tissue homogenizer?A: It is generally recommended to use homogenization buffer.Q: What is the function of homogenization buffer?A: It makes the tissue easier to pour out and stabilizes certain substances after cell disruption or facilitates separation. (For example, the buffer contains Ca2+, which promotes the aggregation of plasma membrane fragments). The specific type depends on the tissue being homogenized.Q: How do I choose the right homogenization buffer?A: The most commonly used homogenizing media are isotonic sucrose (0.25 mol/L) and potassium chloride (0.154 mol/L). Sucrose is the classic choice for subcellular component separation research, while potassium chloride is more suitable for the study of exogenous chemical metabolic enzymes, such as its ability to more effectively remove hemoglobin from microsomal preparations and reduce interference from spectroscopic measurements. Before use, the homogenizing medium should be adjusted to approximately pH 7.4. The homogenizing buffer may contain 5–50 mmol/L Tris or Hepes. The homogenizing buffer commonly used in most studies is a 50 mmol/L Tris·HCl buffer containing 0.154 mol/L KCl, at pH 7.4. This buffer can be stored at 4°C without deterioration for at least 12 weeks.

• Soft design to preserve the structure for purification and insulation
• Manual operation for intensity adjustments in tissue homogenization
• High Borosilicate Glass Tubes with Heat Resistance
• Designed for the lysis of soft solid animal tissue for purification
• Available in various sizes from 0.5 ml to 50 ml for different sample volumes