INFITEK USCG-150N Ultrasonic Cell Disruptor is an ultrasonic device used to break down cell walls and membranes through high-frequency ultrasonic waves (cavitation effect), so that intracellular components such as proteins, DNA, and RNA can be extracted efficiently. This tool is the main choice for sample preparation in molecular biology, biochemistry, and microbiology laboratories because it works quickly, consistently, and minimizes damage to the target biomolecules.
Common applications include lysis of bacterial, yeast, and mammalian cells, tissue homogenization, and extraction of intracellular compounds for further analysis. In addition, this device is also used for emulsification, nanoparticle dispersion, and breaking up aggregates in sample formulations, for both research purposes and routine testing in the laboratory.
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| Category | Infitek (laboratory equipment & supplies) |
| Pack sizes | One complete unit with standard accessories as per the instruction manual |
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- Type/Model: USCG-150N (Ultrasonic Cell Disruptor)
- Handling notes: Follow the operating procedures in the manual, avoid operating the probe without a liquid medium, and store in a dry and clean place after use
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