homogenate Definition
☆ ho·mog·enate (hə mäj′ə nāt′)
noun
a substance produced by homogenizing
homogenate Usage Examples
Converse of object
treat: The aggregates comprise the amyloid deposits in the diseased brain and give rise to the SAFs found in treated brain homogenates.
Noun used with modifier
- brain: The aggregates comprise the amyloid deposits in the diseased brain and give rise to the SAFs found in treated brain homogenates.
- tissue: In 1909, Landsteiner and Popper ( 4 ) transmitted poliomyelitis to monkeys by the intracerebral inoculation of human brain tissue homogenates.
- liver: Diagnosis is based on haemagglutination tests or negative staining electron microscopy on liver homogenates.
- cell: Its use is for the monitoring of a process in which contaminants are to be removed selectively by flocculation from yeast cell homogenate.
- yeast: Its use is for the monitoring of a process in which contaminants are to be removed selectively by flocculation from yeast cell homogenate.
Browse dictionary entries near homogenate
- ‹ homogamy
- ‹ homoeroticism
- ‹ homoeo-
- ‹ homoecious
- ‹ homochromatic
- ‹ homocercal
- ‹ Homo sapiens
- ‹ homo-
- ‹ homo
- ‹ homme moyen sensuel
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- homograph ›
- homoio- ›
- homoiothermal ›
- homoiousian ›
- homolecithal ›

