Tissue is typically homogenized in an isotonic buffer solution, as well as a pH buffer by use of a variety of mechanisms such as grinding, mincing, chopping, pressure changes, osmotic shock, freeze-thawing, and ultra-sound homogenization.
Tissue is typically homogenized in an isotonic buffer solution, as well as a pH buffer by use of a variety of mechanisms such as grinding, mincing, chopping, pressure changes. Tissue is typically homogenized in an isotonic buffer solution, as well as a pH buffer by use of a variety of mechanisms such as grinding, mincing, chopping, freeze-thawing. Tissue is typically homogenized in an isotonic buffer solution, as well as a pH buffer by use of a variety of mechanisms such as grinding, mincing, chopping, ultra-sound homogenization. Pressure changes are osmotic shock.