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Glass Tissue Grinder Homogenizer for Lab Use

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Glass Tissue Grinder Homogenizer for Lab Use

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Introductions

The main function of the glass homogenizer is to grind samples. It can be used to prepare suspensions, evenly mix, disperse suspensions and grind medicines. It has a wide range of applications in biology, chemistry, pharmacy and other fields, and is particularly suitable for preparing samples of small molecules such as DNA, RNA, and protein.

 

In addition to grinding plant samples, glass homogenizers can also be used to grind different types of microbial samples such as cells and bacteria. In addition, when the sample volume is small, the glass homogenizer can withstand a higher speed to achieve a better grinding effect. Of course, if the sample has a low water content and a high density, you need to choose the corresponding homogenizer structure.

Detail & Parts

Glass tissue grinder detail

Glass tissue grinder detail

Glass tissue grinder detail

Technical specifications

Model Total length (mm) Frosted length (mm) Outer diameter of tube (mm) Inner diameter of mouth (mm)
0.5ml 133 34 6 16
1ml 147 47 8 17
2ml 155 53.5 10 20
3ml 160 61.5 10 20
5ml 195 72 11 24
10ml 225 74 13 26
15ml 245 83 16 28
20ml 255 92 17 31.5
25ml 270 110 18 37
30ml 275 112 18 34
50ml 295 112 21 38

Applications

Glass tissue grinders are versatile tools used in various laboratory applications, particularly in the preparation and homogenization of biological samples. These grinders are essential for breaking down tissues into a fine, uniform consistency, which is crucial for subsequent analysis in fields such as biochemistry, molecular biology, and pathology. Below are the main application areas of glass tissue grinders:

  • Biological Sample Preparation: Used for homogenizing tissues and cells to extract DNA, RNA, and proteins for further analysis in genetic studies and proteomics.
  • Pathology Studies**: Essential for preparing tissue samples for histological examination and staining, aiding in the diagnosis of diseases.
  • Pharmacological Research: Helps in the preparation of tissue samples for drug testing and efficacy studies, ensuring uniform dispersion of compounds.
  • Environmental Analysis: Used for grinding environmental samples such as soil or plant tissues for contaminant analysis or ecological studies.
  • Food Science: Employed in the homogenization of food samples for nutritional analysis, quality control, and flavor research.
  • Microbiology: Useful for preparing microbial cultures for genomic studies or for isolating specific microorganisms from complex samples.

Notes

  •  Choose a homogenizer cup of different volumes and shapes according to your needs.
  •  Rinse with water after use and wipe the homogenizer stick clean with gauze or fine cotton cloth.
  •  Avoid cross-use in different types of samples.
  •  Add samples gradually to avoid splashing liquid and causing harm to operators.

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FAQ

What Is A Homogenizer And What Are Its Main Applications?

A homogenizer is a laboratory device used for mixing, emulsifying, and breaking down particles in a sample to achieve a uniform mixture. Its main applications include microbial inactivation, emulsification in food and medicine production, cell fractionation in biotech industries, and facilitating stable emulsions and dispersions.

What Is A Tissue Grinder Used For?

A tissue grinder is used to grind tissue samples into tiny particles, which helps in releasing cells and intracellular substances for further analysis and research. It is commonly used in biomedical research for tasks such as cell separation and preparing tissue homogenates.

How Do I Choose The Right Abrasive For My Tissue Grinder?

Select the appropriate abrasive, such as glass beads or steel beads, based on your experimental requirements. Different abrasives may be suitable for different types of tissue or desired particle size.

Are There Any Limitations Or Drawbacks To Using A Tissue Grinder?

Yes, some limitations include: - The grinding energy may not be sufficient to completely break down all sample particles. - Temperature rise during grinding can affect the biological activity of the sample. - Regular replacement of grinding beads is necessary due to wear, which can impact the grinding effect.

What Are The Different Types Of Homogenizers Available?

There are several types of homogenizers, including blade type homogenizers, high-pressure homogenizers, and ultrasonic homogenizers. Blade type homogenizers use high-speed rotating blades to create shearing effects. High-pressure homogenizers use homogenization valves and high-pressure pumps to force substances through small tubes or valves. Ultrasonic homogenizers use ultrasonic cavitation to disrupt components.

How Does A Homogenizer Work?

A homogenizer works by applying three fundamental physical principles: shearing, cavitation, and turbulence. Shearing reduces the size of large particles and droplets by friction between fluid layers moving at different speeds. Cavitation occurs when a fluid experiences a significant pressure reduction, causing the formation and collapse of tiny vapor pockets that generate shockwaves to break particles. Turbulence helps in mixing and dispersing the particles uniformly.

What Are The Advantages Of Using A Homogenizer In Laboratory Settings?

The advantages of using a homogenizer include precise sample preparation, efficient mixing and emulsification, preservation of molecular composition in samples, and the ability to mix naturally immiscible materials. It is particularly useful in fields such as biology, chemistry, pharmaceuticals, and food science for achieving uniform and consistent results.

Can You Explain The Application Of Homogenizers In Microbial Inactivation?

Homogenizers are used for microbial inactivation by mechanically destroying the cell wall of vegetative bacteria through processes like turbulence, impingement, spatial pressure, and velocity gradients. This method is particularly effective in food and medicine production, where it provides an alternative to heat treatment or pasteurization, which can degrade product quality.

How Does Homogenization Affect The Quality Of Milk?

Homogenization of milk involves distributing and shrinking the milk fat globules so that they are evenly dispersed throughout the milk. This process not only improves the consistency and texture of milk but also prolongs its shelf life by preventing the separation of fat from the liquid.
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