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cell-free extract

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cell-free extract [′sel ‚frē ′ek‚strakt]
(cell and molecular biology)
A fluid obtained by breaking open cells; contains most of the soluble molecules of a cell.


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Laboratory work undertaken to identify the mechanism showed that a cell-free extract prepared from the microorganisms decreased the length of pulp fibers that are the principal components of primary sludge.
However, whole cells and cell-free extracts of lactococci do not produce the compound under simulated cheese conditions in the laboratory.
However, whole cells and cell-free extracts of lactococci do not produce the compound under simulated cheese conditions in the laboratory.
 
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