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Organelles can be separated from cell homogenate through

(a) chromatography

(b) X-rays diffraction

(c) differential centrifugation

(d) auto-radiography

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Correct option  (c) differential centrifugation

Explanation:

Differential centrifugation is the mechanical  separation of individual sub-cellular components  from homogenate in centrifuge at low speed. depending upon the size, specific gravity, mass.  density, different organelles are separated and  settled at the bottom of the centrifuge tube at  different centrifugal speeds.

Ultracentrifuges have 50,000-1,00,000 rpm and are used for the separation of minute cell organelles and constitutents on the basis of different densities.

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