Why Choose High-Pressure Homogenization for Cell Disruption?

High-pressure homogenization has many advantages in cell disruption. This article summarizes some of the key benefits of this method.

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Powerful

High-pressure homogenization is a powerful technique that can rapidly break apart stubborn cells, for example, by limiting the number of passes needed to disrupt them.

Scalable

As a highly scalable method, high-pressure homogenization is suitable for use at the R&D scale in a laboratory setting, up to a manufacturing setup.

Non-Chemical

High-pressure homogenization allows users to perform cell disruption while avoiding using chemicals that could compromise results.

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Thermally Managed

The cooling available in a high-pressure homogenization is key to protein stability or when working with samples that are otherwise thermosensitive.

Multifunctional

A high-pressure homogenization instrument has no single function—it can be utilized in many different ways, including resizing liposomes or making nanoparticles or nanoemulsions.

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