To subject something to centrifugal force, or to separate materials using a centrifuge.
From 'centrifugal' (relating to force directed outward from a center) + '-ize' (verb-forming suffix). The base word 'centrifugal' combines Latin 'centrum' and 'fugere' to describe the outward-pushing force in circular motion.
When scientists centrifugalize blood samples, they're basically using the same principle that makes you feel pushed outward on a roller coaster—except they've harnessed that sensation to organize and separate materials.
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