MC

009f

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'This technique uses short bursts of ultrasonic waves to disrupt the tissue.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

046a

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'An expensive bead-beating machine can process a large number of samples simultaneously in a short time.'.

A. French Press  Incorrect B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Correct C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

049e

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Grinding of the cells by hand to disrupt the cell walls.'.

A. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect B. Microfluidizer  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

082d

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'An expensive bead-beating machine can process a large number of samples simultaneously in a short time.'.

A. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Correct C. Microfluidizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

0af2

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Motorized device with rotating blades that shear cells apart.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

0f03

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Tiny glass particles are mixed and stirred to a high level of agitation.'.

A. Bead-beating  Correct B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect MC

1152

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells wall digestion by protein catalysts.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Correct B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. French Press  Incorrect D. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

126a

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are pulverized through a combination of extreme cold.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Correct C. French Press  Incorrect D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

1551

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'High-frequency sound waves produce tiny bubbles that explode, producing a local shockwave.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. French Press  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

163a

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Small glass particles are placed into a blender and act like bullets smashing the cells.'.

A. Bead-beating  Correct B. French Press  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect MC

18bd

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Large numbers of samples are disrupted simultaneously using a bead-beating machine.'.

A. French Press  Incorrect B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Correct C. Microfluidizer  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect MC

1ce0

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'A hydraulic press drives a piston to squeeze the sample through a needle valve.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect C. French Press  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

1f2e

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Handheld device that spins in a tube to smash cells.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Dounce Homogenizer  Correct C. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

22c2

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Manual grinding of cells that can take several minutes."'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Correct MC

2540

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are suspended in buffers containing protein catalysts that digest the cell wall.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Correct B. French Press  Incorrect C. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

276e

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'High-frequency sound waves produce tiny bubbles that explode, producing a local shockwave.'.

A. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect B. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

27d2

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Shearing forces from spinning blades break cells apart.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

2b13

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Ice crystal expansion leads to cell wall disruption.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Freeze-thaw  Correct D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

2ba8

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Lysozyme is commonly used to digest the cell wall of gram-positive bacteria.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Correct B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

3102

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Extreme temperature variations cause cell wall rupture.'.

A. Freeze-thaw  Correct B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect MC

3456

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Consists of a fast-spinning inner rotor with a stationary outer stator to produce shearing forces.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Correct D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

38ba

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Manual grinding of cells that can take several minutes."'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Correct MC

3a4e

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Protein catalysts decompose the microbial cell wall.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Correct B. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

3c90

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Extreme temperature variations cause cell wall rupture.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Correct C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

404a

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Glass or ceramic particles stirred at high speeds crack cells open.'.

A. Bead-beating  Correct B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. French Press  Incorrect D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

431a

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'The cell walls rupture due to extreme temperature variations.'.

A. Freeze-thaw  Correct B. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

431a

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'The cell walls rupture due to extreme temperature variations.'.

A. Freeze-thaw  Correct B. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

463f

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Numerous samples are processed simultaneously using a bead-beating machine.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. French Press  Incorrect C. High-throughput Homogenizer  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

485f

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'An expensive bead-beating machine can process a large number of samples simultaneously in a short time.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. French Press  Incorrect C. High-throughput Homogenizer  Correct D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

4a00

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Extreme temperature variations cause cell wall rupture.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Correct C. French Press  Incorrect D. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

4eaa

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'The cells are disrupted by hand grinding them.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Microfluidizer  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

51be

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cold temperatures form ice crystals, which expand, ultimately causing the cell wall to rupture.'.

A. Freeze-thaw  Correct B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

52fe

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Gentle abrasion is applied to cells through vortexing with glass or metal particles.'.

A. Bead-beating  Correct B. French Press  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

589d

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Small glass particles are placed into a blender and act like bullets smashing the cells.'.

A. Bead-beating  Correct B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. French Press  Incorrect D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

5f1f

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Handheld device that spins in a tube to smash cells.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Dounce Homogenizer  Correct C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

6338

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cold temperatures form ice crystals, which expand, ultimately causing the cell wall to rupture.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Correct C. French Press  Incorrect D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

6714

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Grinding of the cells by hand to disrupt the cell walls.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Correct MC

6758

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Drill-like device with spinning rotor blades to shear cells apart.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Correct D. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect MC

72e0

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Spinning rotor blades shear the cell walls.'.

A. French Press  Incorrect B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

73de

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are suspended in buffers containing protein catalysts that digest the cell wall.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Correct B. French Press  Incorrect C. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

77f0

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'High-frequency sound waves produce tiny bubbles that explode, producing a local shockwave.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. French Press  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

788f

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'A Z-shaped interaction chamber and pump work in tandem to exert high pressures on cells.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect D. Microfluidizer  Correct MC

78af

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Samples are ground by hand to break apart into small pieces.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Correct MC

79ca

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are suspended in buffers containing protein catalysts that digest the cell wall.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Correct B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

7c90

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'This technique uses short bursts of ultrasonic waves to disrupt the tissue.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

7d1b

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Ultrasonic waves rupture cell walls.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Microfluidizer  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

7d5a

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Uses a pump and a Z-shaped interaction chamber to create high pressures.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

8055

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are pulverized through a combination of extreme cold.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Correct C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

823c

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Lysozyme digests gram-positive bacterial cell walls.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Correct C. French Press  Incorrect D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

83db

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'A spinning handheld device smashes cells in a tube.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Correct B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

8504

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'This technique involves using glass or metal particles to apply gentle abrasion while vortexing them.'.

A. Bead-beating  Correct B. French Press  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

866b

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Lysozyme is commonly used to digest the cell wall of gram-positive bacteria.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Correct C. French Press  Incorrect D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

88cc

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Motorized device with rotating blades that shear cells apart.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. French Press  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Correct D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

8985

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'High pressures are generated using a Z-shaped chamber and a pump.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. Microfluidizer  Correct C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

8c55

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'This technique applies high-frequency sound waves to shatter cells.'.

A. French Press  Incorrect B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

8d69

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Handheld device that spins in a tube to smash cells.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Dounce Homogenizer  Correct C. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect D. French Press  Incorrect MC

8d94

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Samples are ground by hand to break apart into small pieces.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

90af

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Consists of a fast-spinning inner rotor with a stationary outer stator to produce shearing forces.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Correct MC

910b

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Shear force from high-frequency waves disrupts cells.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

91bc

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'This technique applies high-frequency sound waves to shatter cells.'.

A. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Microfluidizer  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

9616

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cold temperatures form ice crystals, which expand, ultimately causing the cell wall to rupture.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Correct C. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

96d8

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Digestive protein catalysts digest and decompose the microbial cell wall.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Correct C. French Press  Incorrect D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

9ab4

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Glass or ceramic particles stirred at high speeds crack cells open.'.

A. Bead-beating  Correct B. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

9abe

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'A hydraulic press drives a piston to squeeze the sample through a needle valve.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. French Press  Correct D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

9d61

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'High-pressure hydraulic piston forces cells through a small hole.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. French Press  Correct D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

a3c2

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Handheld device that spins in a tube to smash cells.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Correct B. French Press  Incorrect C. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

a5e5

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are smashed using a spinning handheld device in a tube.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Correct B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. French Press  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

a699

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are pushed through a small hole using high pressure from a hydraulic piston.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect D. French Press  Correct MC

ab3c

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Shear force from high-frequency waves disrupts cells.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

ac2f

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Lysozyme digests gram-positive bacterial cell walls.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Correct B. French Press  Incorrect C. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

adef

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Ice crystal expansion leads to cell wall disruption.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Correct C. French Press  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect MC

b2f8

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'A hydraulic piston within a cylinder forces cells through a small hole using high pressure.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. French Press  Correct D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

b9c5

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Z-shaped chamber and pump create high pressure to disrupt cells.'.

A. French Press  Incorrect B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

bf5a

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Small glass particles are placed into a blender and act like bullets smashing the cells.'.

A. Bead-beating  Correct B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect MC

c062

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Samples are ground by hand to break apart into small pieces.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. French Press  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Correct MC

c571

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are smashed using a spinning handheld device in a tube.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Dounce Homogenizer  Correct C. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect MC

cd6c

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Under cold temperatures, the water inside the cells expands into ice, causing the cells to burst open.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect C. Freeze-thaw  Correct D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

d029

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are disrupted by the shear force and tension caused by high-frequency sound waves.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

d056

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are pushed through a small hole using high pressure from a hydraulic piston.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. French Press  Correct C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect MC

d144

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'A Z-shaped interaction chamber and pump work in tandem to exert high pressures on cells.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

d324

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Z-shaped chamber and pump create high pressure to disrupt cells.'.

A. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect B. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

d327

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are smashed using a spinning handheld device in a tube.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Dounce Homogenizer  Correct C. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

d327

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are smashed using a spinning handheld device in a tube.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. Dounce Homogenizer  Correct C. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

d3f6

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Gentle abrasion is applied to cells through vortexing with glass or metal particles.'.

A. Bead-beating  Correct B. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

d4b6

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'This technique uses the forces of ultrasonic waves to rupture cells.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. French Press  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

d99d

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are pushed through a Z-shaped chamber using a high-pressure pump.'.

A. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect B. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

d9e4

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'A high-pressure pump pushes cells through a Z-shaped interaction chamber.'.

A. French Press  Incorrect B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Correct D. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect MC

d9f4

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Handheld cylindrical glass tube and a spinning pestle that has a tight fit within the shaft.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Correct B. French Press  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

dd21

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are forced through a tiny hole by a high-pressure hydraulic piston.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. French Press  Correct D. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect MC

deca

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Uses a pump and a Z-shaped interaction chamber to create high pressures.'.

A. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect B. French Press  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Correct D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

dfe1

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are forced through a tiny hole by a high-pressure hydraulic piston.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. French Press  Correct C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

e6f8

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Shear force from high-frequency waves disrupts cells.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. French Press  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

e77c

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Ultrasonic sound energy is used to cause air bubbles in a liquid to implode, damaging the cells.'.

A. Bead-beating  Incorrect B. French Press  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct MC

f590

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells wall digestion by protein catalysts.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Enzymatic Method  Correct C. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

f69e

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Gentle abrasion is applied to cells through vortexing with glass or metal particles.'.

A. Bead-beating  Correct B. Mechanical Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Incorrect MC

f6af

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Consists of a fast-spinning inner rotor with a stationary outer stator to produce shearing forces.'.

A. French Press  Incorrect B. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect C. Mechanical Homogenizer  Correct D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

fc55

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are pushed through a small hole using high pressure from a hydraulic piston.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. French Press  Correct C. High-throughput Homogenizer  Incorrect D. Microfluidizer  Incorrect MC

fd57

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'This is laborious manual work that can take several minutes.'.

A. Enzymatic Method  Incorrect B. French Press  Incorrect C. Microfluidizer  Incorrect D. Mortar & Pestle  Correct MC

ff2a

Which one of the following cell disruption techniques correspond to the description 'Cells are disrupted by the shear force and tension caused by high-frequency sound waves.'.

A. Dounce Homogenizer  Incorrect B. Freeze-thaw  Incorrect C. Mortar & Pestle  Incorrect D. Sonication  Correct