Rabbit Tissue Homogenate

Details

Tissue homogenate is a homogeneous mixture produced by physical disruption of tissue, retaining key tissue constituents including cellular debris, organelles, and intracellular soluble components. Its preparation can be accomplished through various methods such as manual homogenization, mechanical homogenization, or ultrasonication, offering straightforward and efficient protocols. This system provides a convenient platform for in vitro metabolic studies, enabling direct co-incubation of test compounds with the tissue homogenate to simulate and evaluate their metabolic behavior within the tissue environment. Based on these characteristics, tissue homogenate demonstrates significant utility as a research tool in biomedical fields, including elucidating the pathogenesis of diseases, investigating drug metabolic pathways, and assessing potential toxicity.

Quality

• Protein concentration: 20 mg/mL
• Customized measurement of nuclease and amidase activities in tissue homogenates
• Customized measurement of phase I and phase II drug-metabolizing enzyme activities in tissue homogenates