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A living tissue such as liver is homogenised with trichloracetic acid and filtered. The retentate fraction obtained will contain

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Answered by velujjj
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Explanation:

The retentate is acid insoluble fraction mostly inorganic compounds

Answered by brokendreams
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The retentate fraction obtained will contain inorganic compounds.

Separation of cytoplasmic constituents:

  • Cytoplasmic contents are ground using mortar and pestle and mixed with trichloroacetic acid, then strained.
  • This results in the separation of compounds between acid-soluble and acid-insoluble fractions.
  • The acid-soluble pool contains organic compounds like flavenoids and the acid-insoluble pool contains inorganic compounds.
  • The retentate part contains polysaccharides, amino acids, nucleic acids, etc.

This is how analysis of living tissue is done via trichloroacetic acid.

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