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Write one factor common in both terms and one
factor which differentiates both terms.
a. Mammalian Cell Culture, Plant Cell Culture
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- What is the most important instrument in an animal cell culture laboratory. Explain your reasoning.One of the biggest drawbacks of cell culture is the amount of time and materials required to produce a little amount of tissue.Make a suggestion on how you might get around this restriction.Use the attached image to help explain the results on the NA and ECM plates. Be sure to address why each sample is either able or unable to grow on each plate and include the genotype(s) of the cells which are capable of growth.
- Which type of microscopy allows us to clearly view the internal contents of cell structures smaller than 200 nm? A. Scanning electron microscopy B. Light microscopy C. Fluorescence microscopy D. Transmission electron microscopyPlease write the advantages and disadvantages of animal cell culture.In a report, describe what gel Electrophoresis is and its principles
- Write construct the Facility design for Sterile product manufacturing? Write by your own sentences and thoughts based on scientific information include necessary figures and schematics .Compare the cells in the two photomicrographs below in terms of their shape and structure(s). А BPlace the list below in the order of increasing model complexity (i.e. the ability each type of system has in replicating in vivo physiological functions). Monolayer cell culture Organoid Tissue explant Spheroid >
