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A Manton-Gaulin homogenizer is used for cell lysis. Which of the following are true?
- Increasing the number of passes can increase fine cell debris and make subsequent clarification more difficult.
- Cell growth conditions and phase of growth at which cells are processed can impact cell disruption.
- Decreasing temperature can increase protein release.
- Decreasing pressure reduces the number of passes required.
- Explain what is meant by the extent of cell disruption is 0.9.
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