Cell Fractionation

In this animation, the process of sonication is examined to show how cells are separated by high-frequency sound waves. Two centrifugation processes called differential centrifugation and buoyant density centrifugation is also studied.

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Date Added to MERLOT: November 19, 2013

Date Modified in MERLOT: August 17, 2014

Authors:

Jerome J. Perry

James T. Staley

Stephen Lory

Sinauer Associates

Sumanas, Inc.

Submitter: Jim Bidlack

Keywords: cellular organelles, cell fractionation, centrifugation, cell disruption, cellular composition

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