Homogenization frees nucleic acids from intact animal tissues, food, and fecal samples for sequencing analysis. Uniform homogenization is critical for extracting sufficient nucleic acid yields that produce high-quality next-generation sequencing (NGS) data. While there are many methods for homogenizing cells and tissues, mechanical lysis and bead-beating technology repeatedly demonstrate high-quality, high-yield nucleic acid extraction, making these approaches preferable for downstream NGS analysis.
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