Lysis Buffer with Triton is widely used in molecular biology and biochemistry for cell lysis, a process that breaks open cells to release their contents. It is particularly effective for solubilizing membrane proteins and disrupting cell membranes due to the presence of Triton X-100, a non-ionic detergent. This buffer is commonly employed in protein extraction protocols, where it helps isolate proteins from cells or tissues while maintaining their native structure and function. It is also utilized in immunoprecipitation and Western blotting experiments to prepare samples for analysis. Additionally, Lysis Buffer with Triton is used in studies involving membrane-bound receptors, enzymes, and other cellular components, making it a versatile tool in research and diagnostic applications.