Syringe extruder
The Syringe Extruder is a laboratory instrument designed to extrude small volumes of liquid samples through a membrane or porous material. It utilizes a syringe and controlled movement to precisely dispense and mix the sample. The core function of the Syringe Extruder is to facilitate the preparation and handling of small-scale liquid samples, making it a versatile tool for a variety of laboratory applications.
5 protocols using syringe extruder
Reconstitution of Glutamate Transporter into Liposomes
Polymersome Formation and Purification
Reconstitution of GltPh Variants into Liposomes
Circular Dichroism Analysis of Bacteriocins
Preparation of Fluorescent Liposomes
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