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General and Cellular Physiology,these organelles have been separated, isolated, and identified by various techniques including ultracentrifugation whereby particles are separated by virtue of size and specific gravity. Some of these organelles have been subjected to critical physicochemical analysis and are discovered to have important metabolic and biochemical functions.

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