No. They need living cells or tissues to be grown.
Nope.Viruses can't reproduce by themselves, they have to inject their DNA into a living cell where it inserts itself into the hosts DNA to be...........................
In a lab. It isn't grown, it's a synthetic chemical.
Gemesis is a company that grows yellow diamonds. These are known as synthetic, lab created, lab grown or cultured diamonds. Synthetic diamonds are real diamonds and also produced by D.NEA, Apollo and Chatham.
No, marijuana is a plant that grows naturally and is not made in a lab. However, there are synthetic cannabinoids that are produced in a laboratory setting for research purposes.
Yes, lab-grown diamonds have the same hardness as natural diamonds because they are made of the same material, carbon atoms arranged in a crystal structure.
There are many possible causes of the rise of disease and one of them could be that viruses grown in a lab and released into the environment. Other possibilities are that new gene variations being created through genetic engineering have unpredicted consequences, effects of chemtrails, substances in foods, increased pesicide use, etc.
no
It can be produced by bacteria in a lab.
Poppies. also, Afghanistan, mexico, and southeast asia, for the illegal ones, the legal ones come from poppies grown buy government sanctioned farmers around the world
Synthetic. It is synthesized in a lab for optimal performance in an engine. Blended is only partially synthetic, therefore not ideal.
Apparently, lab-grown diamonds and mined diamonds from the earth, when cut and polished are both weighed in carats. It is important, however, to document any lab-grown stone as such. Note that Gemological Institute of America certification for lab-grown stones will always note their origin and provide the four Cs, and apparently the European Gemological Laboratory can grade lab-grown stone. You can read more, below.
It will work.