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This image from 1966, depicted an oblique view of a type of tissue disintegrator-homogenizer known as a Mickle machine®, which was manufactured by Mickle laboratories. This machine was used in a laboratory setting to disrupt cells, tissues, microscopic organisms, or concentrated pellets in a solution, in order to further analyze the ultrastructural components of these, and other macroscopic materials. Also referred to as a Mickle shaker-machine, you can see in this view, a test tube containing a white emulsion, was enclosed in the shaker arm, which had been wrapped in a plastic wrap in order to contain any contaminants to the confines of the machine during the vigorous shaking process.
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Content Provider(s): CDC/ Dr. Charles C. Shepard
Creation Date: 1966
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Copyright Restrictions: None - This image is in the public domain and thus free of any copyright restrictions.