Definition of resuspend in English:

resuspend

verb riːsəˈspɛndˌrisəˈspɛnd

[with object]

Place (cells or particles) in suspension in a fluid again.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was hypothesized that the water used to resuspend the nucleic acid was not at the proper pH.
- There is nothing to slow the wind-caused currents or keep the sediments from resuspending.
- This residual volume was vortexed vigorously for 5 seconds at medium speed to resuspend the cells and cellular debris.
- Tidal processes constantly winnow the substrate surface in the submerged mouthbar front, and resuspend mud and silt into the water.
- Finely divided pulp debris and dead yeast cells which are very small settle more slowly and are easily resuspended by currents within the settling vessel.

Derivatives

resuspension

noun ˌriːsəˈspɛnʃ(ə)nˈriˌsəspɛn(t)ʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The action of placing cells or particles in suspension in a fluid again.
the precipitation and resuspension of DNA is repeated twice
Example sentencesExamples
- After resuspension in 1 mM chloride extracellular medium, cells were isolated by gentle trituration.
- Ten milliliters of the formalin was processed by a procedure that included concentrating the supernatant via a short period of centrifugation followed by resuspension of the pellets in 95% ethanol.
- The removal, washing, centrifuging, and resuspension of mucus can activate cells and confound the cell and solute information.

Definition of resuspend in US English:

resuspend

verbˌrisəˈspɛndˌrēsəˈspend

[with object]

Place (cells or particles) in suspension in a fluid again.
Example sentencesExamples
- This residual volume was vortexed vigorously for 5 seconds at medium speed to resuspend the cells and cellular debris.
- Finely divided pulp debris and dead yeast cells which are very small settle more slowly and are easily resuspended by currents within the settling vessel.
- Tidal processes constantly winnow the substrate surface in the submerged mouthbar front, and resuspend mud and silt into the water.
- It was hypothesized that the water used to resuspend the nucleic acid was not at the proper pH.
- There is nothing to slow the wind-caused currents or keep the sediments from resuspending.

单词	resuspend
释义	Definition of resuspend in English: resuspend verb riːsəˈspɛndˌrisəˈspɛnd [with object] Place (cells or particles) in suspension in a fluid again. Example sentencesExamples It was hypothesized that the water used to resuspend the nucleic acid was not at the proper pH. There is nothing to slow the wind-caused currents or keep the sediments from resuspending. This residual volume was vortexed vigorously for 5 seconds at medium speed to resuspend the cells and cellular debris. Tidal processes constantly winnow the substrate surface in the submerged mouthbar front, and resuspend mud and silt into the water. Finely divided pulp debris and dead yeast cells which are very small settle more slowly and are easily resuspended by currents within the settling vessel. Derivatives resuspension noun ˌriːsəˈspɛnʃ(ə)nˈriˌsəspɛn(t)ʃ(ə)n mass noun The action of placing cells or particles in suspension in a fluid again. the precipitation and resuspension of DNA is repeated twice Example sentencesExamples After resuspension in 1 mM chloride extracellular medium, cells were isolated by gentle trituration. Ten milliliters of the formalin was processed by a procedure that included concentrating the supernatant via a short period of centrifugation followed by resuspension of the pellets in 95% ethanol. The removal, washing, centrifuging, and resuspension of mucus can activate cells and confound the cell and solute information. Definition of resuspend in US English: resuspend verbˌrisəˈspɛndˌrēsəˈspend [with object] Place (cells or particles) in suspension in a fluid again. Example sentencesExamples This residual volume was vortexed vigorously for 5 seconds at medium speed to resuspend the cells and cellular debris. Finely divided pulp debris and dead yeast cells which are very small settle more slowly and are easily resuspended by currents within the settling vessel. Tidal processes constantly winnow the substrate surface in the submerged mouthbar front, and resuspend mud and silt into the water. It was hypothesized that the water used to resuspend the nucleic acid was not at the proper pH. There is nothing to slow the wind-caused currents or keep the sediments from resuspending.
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