“…Despite the dangers, ice-cold water containing 1 mM NaHCO8 has been used as the homogenization medium in preparing plasma membranes from the liver of rats (Neville, 1960;Davidson et al, 1963;Tria and Barnabei, 1963;Skipski et al, 1965;Ashworth and Green, 1966;Finean, 1966, 1967;Emmelot and Bos, 1962Finean et al, 1966;Higgins and Green, 1966;Barclay et al, 1967;Lansing et al, 1967;Lieberman et al, 1967;Song and Bodansky, 1967;Dod and Gray, 1968;Graham et al, 1968;Erecinska et al, 1969;Evans, 1969;Wattiaux-de Coninck and Wattiaux, 1969;Evans, 1970;Skidmore and Trams, 1970;Ray, 1970;Barancik and Lieberman, 1971;Franklin and Trams, 1971), Finean, 1966, 1967), (Evans, 1970), (Lutz and Frimmer, 1970), guinea pigs mice pigs the kidneys of rats guinea pigs bovine thyroid bovine mammary gland rat brown and white adipose tissue (Davidson et al, 1963), Finean, 1966, 1967), (Yamashita and Field, 1970), (Keenan et al, 1970), (Giacobino and Perrelet, 1971). Strongly hypotonic conditions with Tris replacing the bicarbonate have been used in the homogenization of HeLa Cells (Atkinson and Summers, 1971).…”