homogenate
Pronunciation: [həˈmɒdʒəˌneɪt]
Word
Context: "biology"
(noun) a homogenate is a mixture made by breaking down cells or tissues into smaller pieces so that everything is evenly mixed together. It’s like when you blend fruit to make a smoothie; everything gets mixed up well.
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The scientist prepared a homogenate of fruits to study the nutrients inside.
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The mixture was not a homogenate because the pieces of fruit were still separate and not blended together.
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What does the homogenate of the plant tissue look like after blending?
Context: "biology"
(verb) to homogenate means to process or blend something so that it is evenly mixed. It's like using a blender to make sure everything in your smoothie is all combined and smooth.
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The lab technician will homogenate the samples before testing their chemical composition.
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The researcher decided not to homogenate the cells, so they remained uneven and separated.
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How do you homogenate the mixture to ensure consistency?
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