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PRO Scientific Homogenizer Applications from L–R

Explore laboratory homogenizer application reports for materials beginning with L through R. These application notes include sample material, volume, medium, processing method, equipment used, and reported results from PRO Scientific homogenizer applications.

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L Applications

Larval samples

Volume Of Material Not reported
Medium cold Tri- HCl buffer
Volume Of Medium 4:1 v/w
Process Homogenized
Previous Or Current Method Not reported
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer
Application and Results Larval samples were homogenized using a tissue homogenizer.

https://doi.org/10.1007/s10695-013-9884-5

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Latex particles

Volume Of Material Not reported
Medium Dispersed and continuous phase
Volume Of Medium Ratio of 1:3
Process Successive homogenization at 14,500 rpm for
40 seconds and 21,000 rpm for 20 seconds
Previous Or Current Method Not reported
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer
Application and Results Successful homogenization

https://doi.org/10.1080/01932691.2014.966310

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Leaves

Volume Of Material 25 ml
Medium Organic buffer
Volume Of Medium 75 ml
Process Grinding of leaves for protein analysis
Previous Or Current Method Brinkmannn Polytron
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 10mm generator
Application and Results Good results.

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Lipid and aqueous phases

Volume Of Material Not reported
Medium Lipid and aqueous phases
Volume Of Medium Not reported
Process Homogenized for 5 minutes
Previous Or Current Method Not reported
Equipment Used PRO250 Homogenizer
Application and Results Blended by a high-shear homogenizer

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Lipid and aqueous phases

Volume Of Material Not reported
Medium Lipid and aqueous phases
Volume Of Medium Not reported
Process Homogenized for 5 minutes
Previous Or Current Method Not reported
Equipment Used PRO250 Homogenizer
Application and Results Aqueuous phase was added to lipid phase and mixed under homogenization at 12,000 rpm with PRO250.

https://doi.org/10.1208/s12248-013-9550-y

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Liver cells from rat

Volume Of Material 10 ml
Medium Krebs-Ringer buffer
Volume Of Medium 20 ml
Process Rupturing of hepatocytes and leaving of sub-cellular
components intact
Previous Or Current Method Dounce homogenizer
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 10mm generator
Application and Results The PRO200 Homogenizer ruptured the cells in a very
short time (2 minutes) leaving the sub-cellular components
intact. There was minimal foaming and the compactness and noise
level of the instrument were added benefits

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Liver tissue (mouse)

Volume Of Material .5-5 ml
Medium PBS
Volume Of Medium Not reported
Process Not reported
Previous Or Current Method Not reported
Equipment Used PRO Homogenizer
Application and Results Liver tissue was homogenized on ice for 30 s.

https://doi.org/10.1021/jf403173k

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Lymphocyte, brain, and thymus

Volume Of Material .5-5 ml
Medium GITC buffer
Volume Of Medium Not reported
Process Isolation of RNA and DNA
Previous Or Current Method Mortar and pestle, blender
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 5mm or 7mm generator
Application and Results Application successful
with either generator between the volumes of
material.

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M Applications

Mice lungs

Medium 50 ml
Volume Of Medium 100 ml
Process Homogenization
Previous Or Current Method Virtis
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 10mm generator
Application and Results Heating was a concern, but none resulted
and the experiment was completed successfully.

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Mango seed kernel

Volume Of Material Not reported
Medium Not reported
Volume Of Medium Not reported
Process Effects of encapsulation materials, including polysaccharides and proteins
Previous Or Current Method Not Reported
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer
Application and Results 10,000rpm for 2 minutes
DOI https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foodchem.2012.03.054

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Mosquitoes

Volume Of Material 50 mosquitoes
Medium Not reported
Volume Of Medium Not reported
Process Virus analysis in mosquitoes
Previous Or Current Method Mortar and pestle
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 5mm generator
Application and Results PRO200 saves considerable amount of time
and works well in this application.

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Mouse ears

Volume Of Material 1-5 ml
Medium Buffer solution
Volume Of Medium Not reported
Process Cell disruption
Previous Or Current Method Brinkmannn Polytron
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 5 or 7mm generator
Application and Results Cell disruption and adequate sample size
achieved with both generator sizes (generator diameter depended on
material volume), which had considerably less noise than Polytron.

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Mouse liver, spleen, lung, and skin

Volume Of Material 1 cm2
Medium sterile PBS
Volume Of Medium 2 ml
Process Homogenization
Previous Or Current Method Not reported
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer
Application and Results Achieved desired homogenization results for overnight incubation/ colonization

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Mouse lung, spleen, and liver

Volume Of Material Not reported
Medium sterile saline
Volume Of Medium Not reported
Process Homogenized at 4°C
Previous Or Current Method Not reported
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer
Application and Results Achieved desired homogenization results
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12879-014-0559-3

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Mouse muscle

Volume Of Material 2 ml
Medium Body fluids
Volume Of Medium 4 ml
Process Not reported
Previous Or Current Method Mortar and Pestle
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 7mm generator
Application and Results Results were acceptable

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Mouse organs

Volume Of Material 10 ml
Medium Not reported
Volume Of Medium Not reported
Process Homogenization
Previous Or Current Method Stirring motor with grinder
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 10mm generator
Application and Results The PRO200 Homogenizer successfully completed the
application.

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Mouse skin

Volume Of Material 200 mg
Medium Buffered salt solution
Volume Of Medium 0.5 m1
Process Thoroughly homogenize mouse skin to do Beta Galactosidase test.
Previous Or Current Method Freeze in liquid nitrogen and grind by hand.
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 7mm generator
Application and Results Results were obtained much faster than by
hand and the quantitation numbers compared to the old method of
processing by hand.

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Muscle brain connective tissue

Volume Of Material 50ml
Medium Water
Volume Of Medium 100 ml
Process Pulverize or powder frozen muscle tissue
Previous Or Current Method Tekmar Tissu-mizer
Equipment Used PRO250 Homogenizer (w/ stand) or PRO300D a 20mm generator
Application and Results Generator was able to provide successful
results.

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Muscle tissue

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Medium Aqueous buffer
Volume Of Medium 2 ml
Process Extraction
Previous Or Current Method Mortar and pestle after freezing
sample with liquid nitrogen
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 5mm or 7mm generator
Application and Results Both generators work within an
Eppendorf tube. Both generators produce the same good
results, because of the small volume of material. Emulsion will
exists in larger samples.

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Mustard and pepper buds

Volume Of Material 20 total buds
Medium Buffer
Volume Of Medium 30 ml
Process Release of microspores and removal of supernatant
Previous Or Current Method Mortar and pestle
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 10mm generator
Application and Results Dispersion was more than adequate.

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N Applications

Nerve segments

Volume Of Material .1 ml (5mm gen.) and 75 ml (10mm gen.)
Medium SDS buffer
Volume Of Medium Not reported
Process Homogenization
Previous Or Current Method Manual grinding and glass-glass
microhomogenizer
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 5 & 10mm generator
Application and Results Application successful.

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Nerve tissue

Volume Of Material .1 ml
Medium Not reported
Volume Of Medium Not reported
Process Homogenization
Previous Or Current Method Wheaton mortar and pestle
Equipment Used PRO200 Homogenizer with 5mm generator
Application and Results Tissue was too stringy and offered no
resistance to the blade.
RECOMMENDATIONS: In situations where the material is too flexible
or stringy, liquid nitrogen can be used to freeze the sample. The
blade will then be able to cut through the frozen sample. The
liquid nitrogen allows for the sample to be ground very finely. A 7mm saw tooth bottom generator would also be recommended when
liquid nitrogen is not available.

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Nuts

Volum