3109_c308
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Dounce Homogenizer Handheld cylindrical glass tube and a spinning pestle that has a tight fit within the shaft. Bead-beating Glass or ceramic particles stirred at high speeds crack cells open. Microfluidizer Z-shaped chamber and pump create high pressure to disrupt cells. Mechanical Homogenizer Drill-like device with spinning rotor blades to shear cells apart. MAT3109_7f63
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Freeze-thaw Cell suspensions are subjected to variable temperatures, resulting in rupture of the walls. High-throughput Homogenizer Large numbers of samples are disrupted simultaneously using a bead-beating machine. Enzymatic Method Lysozyme is commonly used to digest the cell wall of gram-positive bacteria. French Press Cells are pushed through a small hole using high pressure from a hydraulic piston. MAT3109_d641
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
High-throughput Homogenizer An expensive bead-beating machine can process a large number of samples simultaneously in a short time. Enzymatic Method Cells are suspended in buffers containing protein catalysts that digest the cell wall. French Press High-pressure hydraulic piston forces cells through a small hole. Mechanical Homogenizer Spinning rotor blades shear the cell walls. MAT3109_4bce
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Freeze-thaw Under cold temperatures, the water inside the cells expands into ice, causing the cells to burst open. French Press A hydraulic press drives a piston to squeeze the sample through a needle valve. Microfluidizer High pressures are generated using a Z-shaped chamber and a pump. Bead-beating Small glass or ceramic particles are used to crack open cells. MAT3109_74f5
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
French Press Cells are forced through a tiny hole by a high-pressure hydraulic piston. Mechanical Homogenizer Shearing forces from spinning blades break cells apart. Enzymatic Method Chemical reactions digest the cell wall. Mortar & Pestle Manual grinding of cells that can take several minutes." MAT3109_6836
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Dounce Homogenizer Cells are smashed using a spinning handheld device in a tube. Mortar & Pestle This is laborious manual work that can take several minutes. Microfluidizer Z-shaped chamber and pump create high pressure to disrupt cells. Freeze-thaw Cell suspensions are subjected to variable temperatures, resulting in rupture of the walls. MAT3109_f89d
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Bead-beating Small glass particles are placed into a blender and act like bullets smashing the cells. Freeze-thaw Cells are pulverized through a combination of extreme cold. Mechanical Homogenizer Shearing forces from spinning blades break cells apart. Microfluidizer Z-shaped chamber and pump create high pressure to disrupt cells. MAT3109_c17e
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Mechanical Homogenizer Shearing forces from spinning blades break cells apart. French Press A hydraulic press drives a piston to squeeze the sample through a needle valve. Sonication Shear force from high-frequency waves disrupts cells. Microfluidizer Cells are pushed through a Z-shaped chamber using a high-pressure pump. MAT3109_2b68
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
High-throughput Homogenizer An expensive bead-beating machine can process a large number of samples simultaneously in a short time. Dounce Homogenizer A spinning handheld device smashes cells in a tube. French Press A hydraulic press drives a piston to squeeze the sample through a needle valve. Enzymatic Method Digestive protein catalysts digest and decompose the microbial cell wall. MAT3109_e9af
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Dounce Homogenizer Handheld device that spins in a tube to smash cells. Enzymatic Method Lysozyme digests gram-positive bacterial cell walls. Mortar & Pestle Manual grinding of cells that can take several minutes." Freeze-thaw Cold temperatures form ice crystals, which expand, ultimately causing the cell wall to rupture. MAT3109_dbc5
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Freeze-thaw Extreme temperature variations cause cell wall rupture. Mechanical Homogenizer Consists of a fast-spinning inner rotor with a stationary outer stator to produce shearing forces. Bead-beating Small glass particles are placed into a blender and act like bullets smashing the cells. Dounce Homogenizer Handheld cylindrical glass tube and a spinning pestle that has a tight fit within the shaft. MAT3109_9c64
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Mechanical Homogenizer Shearing forces from spinning blades break cells apart. French Press Cell suspension is forced through a narrow valve using a hydraulic piston. Enzymatic Method Chemical reactions digest the cell wall. Bead-beating Tiny glass particles are mixed and stirred to a high level of agitation. MAT3109_7832
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Freeze-thaw The cell walls rupture due to extreme temperature variations. Mechanical Homogenizer Shearing forces from spinning blades break cells apart. Bead-beating Tiny glass particles are mixed and stirred to a high level of agitation. Microfluidizer High pressures are generated using a Z-shaped chamber and a pump. MAT3109_128e
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Dounce Homogenizer Cells are smashed using a spinning handheld device in a tube. Microfluidizer Z-shaped chamber and pump create high pressure to disrupt cells. Sonication This technique applies high-frequency sound waves to shatter cells. Freeze-thaw Extreme temperature variations cause cell wall rupture. MAT3109_5df0
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Microfluidizer High pressures are generated using a Z-shaped chamber and a pump. Sonication This technique uses the forces of ultrasonic waves to rupture cells. Mortar & Pestle This is laborious manual work that can take several minutes. Bead-beating Small glass or ceramic particles are used to crack open cells. MAT3109_543e
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Enzymatic Method Lysozyme digests gram-positive bacterial cell walls. Bead-beating Gentle abrasion is applied to cells through vortexing with glass or metal particles. French Press A hydraulic press drives a piston to squeeze the sample through a needle valve. Sonication High-frequency sound waves produce tiny bubbles that explode, producing a local shockwave. MAT3109_c23c
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Mechanical Homogenizer Shearing forces from spinning blades break cells apart. Sonication This technique uses short bursts of ultrasonic waves to disrupt the tissue. Enzymatic Method Cells wall digestion by protein catalysts. Mortar & Pestle Manual grinding of cells that can take several minutes." MAT3109_6f57
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Mortar & Pestle This is laborious manual work that can take several minutes. French Press A hydraulic press drives a piston to squeeze the sample through a needle valve. Freeze-thaw Cold temperatures form ice crystals, which expand, ultimately causing the cell wall to rupture. Mechanical Homogenizer Drill-like device with spinning rotor blades to shear cells apart. MAT3109_740d
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
French Press Cells are pushed through a small hole using high pressure from a hydraulic piston. Mortar & Pestle This is laborious manual work that can take several minutes. Microfluidizer A Z-shaped interaction chamber and pump work in tandem to exert high pressures on cells. High-throughput Homogenizer Numerous samples are processed simultaneously using a bead-beating machine. MAT3109_2125
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
French Press A hydraulic press drives a piston to squeeze the sample through a needle valve. Freeze-thaw The cell walls rupture due to extreme temperature variations. Bead-beating Glass or ceramic particles stirred at high speeds crack cells open. Enzymatic Method Protein catalysts decompose the microbial cell wall. MAT3109_bf47
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Enzymatic Method Digestion of the cell wall by chemical reactions. Dounce Homogenizer Handheld device that spins in a tube to smash cells. French Press Cells are forced through a tiny hole by a high-pressure hydraulic piston. High-throughput Homogenizer Large numbers of samples are disrupted simultaneously using a bead-beating machine. MAT3109_88c6
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
French Press Cells are pushed through a small hole using high pressure from a hydraulic piston. Sonication Ultrasonic waves rupture cell walls. Freeze-thaw Ice crystal expansion leads to cell wall disruption. Enzymatic Method Chemical reactions digest the cell wall. MAT3109_0c8d
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Sonication High-frequency sound waves produce tiny bubbles that explode, producing a local shockwave. Freeze-thaw Ice crystal expansion leads to cell wall disruption. Mortar & Pestle The cells are disrupted by hand grinding them. Bead-beating Gentle abrasion is applied to cells through vortexing with glass or metal particles. MAT3109_1e25
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
High-throughput Homogenizer Numerous samples are processed simultaneously using a bead-beating machine. Sonication This technique uses short bursts of ultrasonic waves to disrupt the tissue. Enzymatic Method Lysozyme digests gram-positive bacterial cell walls. Mortar & Pestle Samples are ground by hand to break apart into small pieces. MAT3109_b752
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Microfluidizer A Z-shaped interaction chamber and pump work in tandem to exert high pressures on cells. Sonication This technique applies high-frequency sound waves to shatter cells. Mortar & Pestle Samples are ground by hand to break apart into small pieces. Freeze-thaw Under cold temperatures, the water inside the cells expands into ice, causing the cells to burst open. MAT3109_212d
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Sonication This technique uses the forces of ultrasonic waves to rupture cells. Mortar & Pestle The cells are disrupted by hand grinding them. High-throughput Homogenizer Numerous samples are processed simultaneously using a bead-beating machine. Freeze-thaw Cells are pulverized through a combination of extreme cold. MAT3109_10b7
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Microfluidizer Cells are pushed through a Z-shaped chamber using a high-pressure pump. Freeze-thaw Ice crystal expansion leads to cell wall disruption. High-throughput Homogenizer Numerous samples are processed simultaneously using a bead-beating machine. Sonication Cells are disrupted by the shear force and tension caused by high-frequency sound waves. MAT3109_3fb6
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
French Press A hydraulic press drives a piston to squeeze the sample through a needle valve. Mortar & Pestle Samples are ground by hand to break apart into small pieces. Dounce Homogenizer Handheld cylindrical glass tube and a spinning pestle that has a tight fit within the shaft. High-throughput Homogenizer An expensive bead-beating machine can process a large number of samples simultaneously in a short time. MAT3109_ac90
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Freeze-thaw Cell suspensions are subjected to variable temperatures, resulting in rupture of the walls. French Press Cells are forced through a tiny hole by a high-pressure hydraulic piston. Microfluidizer Cells are pushed through a Z-shaped chamber using a high-pressure pump. Enzymatic Method Lysozyme is commonly used to digest the cell wall of gram-positive bacteria. MAT3109_491d
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
French Press Cells are forced through a tiny hole by a high-pressure hydraulic piston. Bead-beating Gentle abrasion is applied to cells through vortexing with glass or metal particles. Mortar & Pestle Manual grinding of cells that can take several minutes." Dounce Homogenizer Handheld device that spins in a tube to smash cells. MAT3109_591b
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Mortar & Pestle Manual grinding of cells that can take several minutes." French Press High-pressure hydraulic piston forces cells through a small hole. Bead-beating Gentle abrasion is applied to cells through vortexing with glass or metal particles. Enzymatic Method Digestive protein catalysts digest and decompose the microbial cell wall. MAT3109_82b9
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
French Press Cell suspension is forced through a narrow valve using a hydraulic piston. Dounce Homogenizer Handheld cylindrical glass tube and a spinning pestle that has a tight fit within the shaft. Sonication Ultrasonic waves in short bursts are employed to disintegrate tissue. Enzymatic Method Protein catalysts decompose the microbial cell wall. MAT3109_6354
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Dounce Homogenizer Cells are smashed using a spinning handheld device in a tube. Mortar & Pestle Manual grinding of cells that can take several minutes." Mechanical Homogenizer Drill-like device with spinning rotor blades to shear cells apart. Microfluidizer A high-pressure pump pushes cells through a Z-shaped interaction chamber. MAT3109_7145
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
French Press A hydraulic piston within a cylinder forces cells through a small hole using high pressure. Mechanical Homogenizer Drill-like device with spinning rotor blades to shear cells apart. High-throughput Homogenizer Numerous samples are processed simultaneously using a bead-beating machine. Freeze-thaw Cell suspensions are subjected to variable temperatures, resulting in rupture of the walls. MAT3109_8217
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Sonication Ultrasonic waves in short bursts are employed to disintegrate tissue. Mechanical Homogenizer Shearing forces from spinning blades break cells apart. High-throughput Homogenizer Large numbers of samples are disrupted simultaneously using a bead-beating machine. Microfluidizer Cells are pushed through a Z-shaped chamber using a high-pressure pump. MAT3109_20fb
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Enzymatic Method Cells wall digestion by protein catalysts. French Press A hydraulic piston within a cylinder forces cells through a small hole using high pressure. Dounce Homogenizer Handheld cylindrical glass tube and a spinning pestle that has a tight fit within the shaft. Bead-beating This technique involves using glass or metal particles to apply gentle abrasion while vortexing them. MAT3109_c241
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Dounce Homogenizer A spinning handheld device smashes cells in a tube. Microfluidizer Z-shaped chamber and pump create high pressure to disrupt cells. Enzymatic Method Digestive protein catalysts digest and decompose the microbial cell wall. Freeze-thaw Extreme temperature variations cause cell wall rupture. MAT3109_fb39
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Sonication Ultrasonic waves in short bursts are employed to disintegrate tissue. Enzymatic Method Cells are suspended in buffers containing protein catalysts that digest the cell wall. Microfluidizer Z-shaped chamber and pump create high pressure to disrupt cells. Dounce Homogenizer Handheld device that spins in a tube to smash cells. MAT3109_0e18
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Freeze-thaw The cell walls rupture due to extreme temperature variations. French Press Cells are forced through a tiny hole by a high-pressure hydraulic piston. Bead-beating Tiny glass particles are mixed and stirred to a high level of agitation. Mortar & Pestle The cells are disrupted by hand grinding them. MAT3109_ab3a
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
French Press Cells are pushed through a small hole using high pressure from a hydraulic piston. Microfluidizer A Z-shaped interaction chamber and pump work in tandem to exert high pressures on cells. Freeze-thaw Under cold temperatures, the water inside the cells expands into ice, causing the cells to burst open. Mortar & Pestle Samples are ground by hand to break apart into small pieces. MAT3109_e93b
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Sonication High-frequency sound waves produce tiny bubbles that explode, producing a local shockwave. Mechanical Homogenizer Shearing forces from spinning blades break cells apart. French Press Cells are forced through a tiny hole by a high-pressure hydraulic piston. Bead-beating Small glass or ceramic particles are used to crack open cells. MAT3109_9d0a
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Sonication Ultrasonic waves rupture cell walls. Mortar & Pestle The cells are disrupted by hand grinding them. Mechanical Homogenizer Consists of a fast-spinning inner rotor with a stationary outer stator to produce shearing forces. High-throughput Homogenizer Large numbers of samples are disrupted simultaneously using a bead-beating machine. MAT3109_c1ad
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Bead-beating Gentle abrasion is applied to cells through vortexing with glass or metal particles. Freeze-thaw Cells are pulverized through a combination of extreme cold. Microfluidizer A high-pressure pump pushes cells through a Z-shaped interaction chamber. Enzymatic Method Cells wall digestion by protein catalysts. MAT3109_7202
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Sonication Shear force from high-frequency waves disrupts cells. Mechanical Homogenizer Motorized device with rotating blades that shear cells apart. Mortar & Pestle Grinding of the cells by hand to disrupt the cell walls. Microfluidizer A high-pressure pump pushes cells through a Z-shaped interaction chamber. MAT3109_3142
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Sonication Ultrasonic waves rupture cell walls. Enzymatic Method Cells wall digestion by protein catalysts. Mortar & Pestle This is laborious manual work that can take several minutes. Bead-beating Small glass particles are placed into a blender and act like bullets smashing the cells. MAT3109_fccc
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Enzymatic Method Lysozyme is commonly used to digest the cell wall of gram-positive bacteria. French Press High-pressure hydraulic piston forces cells through a small hole. Sonication This technique uses the forces of ultrasonic waves to rupture cells. Microfluidizer Cells are pushed through a Z-shaped chamber using a high-pressure pump. MAT3109_92e0
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Mechanical Homogenizer Spinning rotor blades shear the cell walls. Dounce Homogenizer Cells are smashed using a spinning handheld device in a tube. Enzymatic Method Cells are suspended in buffers containing protein catalysts that digest the cell wall. High-throughput Homogenizer An expensive bead-beating machine can process a large number of samples simultaneously in a short time. MAT3109_6cc6
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Sonication This technique uses short bursts of ultrasonic waves to disrupt the tissue. Mechanical Homogenizer Motorized device with rotating blades that shear cells apart. Freeze-thaw Ice crystal expansion leads to cell wall disruption. Dounce Homogenizer A spinning handheld device smashes cells in a tube. MAT3109_3406
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
Microfluidizer A Z-shaped interaction chamber and pump work in tandem to exert high pressures on cells. Mechanical Homogenizer Motorized device with rotating blades that shear cells apart. Mortar & Pestle Manual grinding of cells that can take several minutes." Sonication Shear force from high-frequency waves disrupts cells. MAT3109_c109
Match each of the following cell disruption techniques with their corresponding descriptions.
Note: Each choice will be used exactly once.
French Press Cells are forced through a tiny hole by a high-pressure hydraulic piston. Enzymatic Method Lysozyme is commonly used to digest the cell wall of gram-positive bacteria. Dounce Homogenizer Handheld device that spins in a tube to smash cells. Mechanical Homogenizer Consists of a fast-spinning inner rotor with a stationary outer stator to produce shearing forces.