Cell-free system

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A cell-free system is a widely-used in vitro tool used to study biological reactions that happen within a cell with less of the complex interactions found in a whole cell.

Subcellular fractions can be isolated by ultracentrifugation, providing molecular machinery that can be used in reactions with the absence of many cellular components.

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