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tissue culture
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tissue culture

Process by which cells from a plant or animal are removed from the organism and grown under controlled conditions in a sterile medium containing all the necessary nutrients. Tissue culture can provide information on cell growth and differentiation, and is also used in plant propagation and drug production.



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Mostly US but also Canadian and European researchers describe new stem cell purification techniques, methods for in-vitro culture and expansion, murine and human transplantation assays, and applications of genomic and imaging technologies.
 
 
 
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