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Dictionary » I » In vitro In vitroIn vitro within a glass, observable in a test tube, in an artificial environment. In an artificial environment outside the living organism; an egg fertilized in vitro.In an artificial environment outside the living organism; in vitro fertilization.Biological processes or reactions that would normally occur within an organism but are made to occur in an artificial environment, i.e. A laboratory. See in vivo. ![]()
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Results from our forumcortisol and B/T-cellsHi there, I read that stress increases cortisol production and this in turn it inhibits B and T cell activation in vitro. B/T-cells produce antibodies don't they so how is it that has any sort of affect on wound healing? I looked at a study where IL-1a was decreased in those who ...
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Micelle... you can do it, though probably not with standard equipment. However, i do remember reading a paper a while back that showed bilayers can grow in vitro by accumulating micelles. So I guess you could just look up that kind of paper and then go crazy with the methods section.
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Anti-metastasis and Cytostasis, Differentiation between the... of the compounds on the same cell lines. Can anyone please help me out by giving me an idea of a method to differentiate both of these concepts in vitro. It is very important and also kind of urgent guys .... as my thesis is based on proving this. Thank you for your help.
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Re: Flagellum Motor:Is this Scientific?... the environment changes or they move to a different environment? The earth is not a laboratory with intelligent scientists controlling a system en vitro. It is an open system with changing environments. These bacteria are still bacteria. Lets see if after another 40000 generations they will still ...
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Uses for the PCR technique?... The template, which for this technique should be biosynthesized will be digested, but the mutated plasmid is preserved because it was generated in vitro and is therefore unmethylated.
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