Question 1
What is the function of differential centrifugation?
Question 2
What does the term '20000 G's' refer to in centrifugation?
Question 3
What is the main criterion for the separation of components in differential centrifugation?
Question 4
What components are found in the pellet after centrifugation at 1,000 G's?
Question 5
What is the primary purpose of cell fractionation?
Question 6
Which organelle is predominantly found in the pellet after centrifugation at 80,000 G's?
Question 7
What is the liquid portion left after initial centrifugation called?
Question 8
Why are different speeds used in differential centrifugation?
Question 9
Which cellular component is separated at 150,000 G's?
Question 10
How does differential centrifugation enable detailed study of organelles?
Question 11
What is the first step in the process of cell fractionation?
Question 12
What process follows homogenization in cell fractionation?
Question 13
During homogenization, which part of the cell is disrupted to release contents?
Question 14
At 20,000 G's, the pellet is rich in which cellular component?
Question 15
Why is it important to isolate subcellular components?