The process by which various components of cells including organelle can be isolated is called:
Correct answer: B. Cell Fractionation
- A. Homogenization B
- B. Cell Fractionation
- C. Cell Fixation
- D. Gel Electrophoresis
- E. Ultracentrifuge
Explanation
Cell fractionation is a method to separate subcellular components, and isolate organelles and other subcellular components from one another.
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