Ultra sonication
Ultra-sonication is a laboratory technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to agitate particles or molecules within a sample. This process can be used to disperse, homogenize, or disrupt various materials in a controlled manner. The core function of ultra-sonication is to provide mechanical energy to the sample, enabling effective mixing, emulsification, or disruption of cellular structures, depending on the specific application.
2 protocols using ultra sonication
Spinal Cord Protein Analysis Protocol
Western Blot Analysis of Spinal Cord Proteins
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