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Research question: The potato chores are submerged in different sucrose-concentrated solutions. Will their size decrease/increase the higher the sucrose concentration gets? Aim/Hypothesis The size, as well as the mass of a potato, will decrease if submerged in a high sucrose concentrated solution as the water molecules inside of the potato chore will move out of the cell in order to create an equilibrium on both sides. However, if a potato is submerged into a distilled water beaker or a low...
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Introduction Manipulation of animal cells; cell and tissue culture to be exact has been practically used in various branches of biological science as well as medical science. Animal cell and tissue culture play a vital role in the research and development of drugs, also helps in enhancing the quality of health of humans suffering from cell-related diseases. Cell culture involves complicated processes of isolating the desired cell from its natural environment which later on will grow in a controlled environmental...
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Despite the fact that plant and creature cells share some normal structures, they likewise have a few significant basic contrasts. Plant cells have a cell divider, which is an unbending defensive layer that encompasses the whole cell. Creature cells have cell layers, which are adaptable and penetrable. Accordingly, outside substances can all the more effectively be retained into the cell. Plant cells for the most part don’t have cilia, as some creature cells do (Cook, 2018). Cilia are hair like...
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Introduction: Animal cell culture is the culturing of animal cells, i.e. maintenance and propagation, in a suitable nutrient media, in vitro. Cell culture refers to growing and cultivating the cells artificially. Generally, the artificial environment consists of the following things: A vessel with a medium containing all the essential nutrients, that is, carbohydrates, amino acids, vitamins and minerals. Growth factors Hormones Gases like CO2 and O2 pH buffer Osmotic pressure Optimum temperature These things also help to regulate the physio-chemical...
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Introduction Animal Cell Culture: Animal Cell culture is a technique for understanding the structure and function of cells, nowadays it has very good implications in biotechnology. Cultured animal cells are commercially used for the production of interferon, vaccines and clinical materials like growth hormones and urokinase. Planning of Animal cell culture laboratory The major requirement that makes different tissue culture from most other laboratory techniques is the need to maintain aseptic condition. it is important that the tissue culture laboratory...
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