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mammalian cells are negatively charged where as the tissue culture flask are coated with positively charged chemicals. Hence the cells are binding to it
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Cells adhere to the tissue culture flask because the surface of the flask is typically treated with a material (e.g. collagen, Gelatin, or fibronectin) that mimics the extracellular matrix, providing a suitable environment for cell attachment. This adhesion is important for cell growth and proliferation, as well as maintaining cell morphology and function in vitro.
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What are the example of plant tissue culture?
plant tissue culture or cell culture:-it is the technique of in vitro, culture in which isolated plant cells, tissues, organs or even entire plant are subjected to grow in nutrient media in glass containers(tubes,conical flask,petri dishes) under aseptic conditions. Aseptic culture of plant may be of the following types as:-(a) ORGAN CULTURE:- These are cultures of isolated plant organs including cultures derived from root tips,stem tips,leaf primordia or immature part of flowers and immature fruits.(b) EMBRYO CULTURE:- These are culture of isolated immature or mature embryos.(c) CALLUS OR TISSUE CULTURE:- These are culture of tissue arising from disorganized proliferation of cells from segment of plant organs.tissue or callus culture are , generally grown on solid medium as amass of cells.(d) SUSPENSION CULTURE:- These are often called cell cultures, as they represent a lower level of organisation than tissue or callus culture. suspension culture are in vitro cultures of isolated cells and very small cell groups remaining dispersed as they grow in excited liquid media.
What pieces of lab equipment are used to set up a filtration apparatus?
Büchner funnel, filter paper, flask or beaker.
Which theory did pasteur disaprove by using boiled beef broth and flask with s- shaped tube?
cells came from nonliving things
What is flat bottom flask?
A flat bottom flask would be an Ehrlemeyer flask, which is used quite a lot by chemists.anf
Gas is contained in a 125mL flask The actual volume of the flask is 131.5mL What is the volume of the flask in L?
Volume of the flask = 131.5 mL - 125 mL = 6.5 mL = 0.0065 L
What is a culture flask?
A flack in which a biological culture of an organism can be grown.
What are the example of plant tissue culture?
plant tissue culture or cell culture:-it is the technique of in vitro, culture in which isolated plant cells, tissues, organs or even entire plant are subjected to grow in nutrient media in glass containers(tubes,conical flask,petri dishes) under aseptic conditions. Aseptic culture of plant may be of the following types as:-(a) ORGAN CULTURE:- These are cultures of isolated plant organs including cultures derived from root tips,stem tips,leaf primordia or immature part of flowers and immature fruits.(b) EMBRYO CULTURE:- These are culture of isolated immature or mature embryos.(c) CALLUS OR TISSUE CULTURE:- These are culture of tissue arising from disorganized proliferation of cells from segment of plant organs.tissue or callus culture are , generally grown on solid medium as amass of cells.(d) SUSPENSION CULTURE:- These are often called cell cultures, as they represent a lower level of organisation than tissue or callus culture. suspension culture are in vitro cultures of isolated cells and very small cell groups remaining dispersed as they grow in excited liquid media.
What is measuring flask?
measuring flask is a measuring flask
Can you dentify the life-history strategy of yeast cells growing in a closed flask with an initial volume of nutrient broth?
smd
Whats the difference between an Erlenmeyer flask and a Florence flask?
What pieces of lab equipment are used to set up a filtration apparatus?
Büchner funnel, filter paper, flask or beaker.
What is a small alcohol container called?
UMMM....A bottle? i think it's called a decanter
Which theory did pasteur disaprove by using boiled beef broth and flask with s- shaped tube?
cells came from nonliving things
What is the difference between a buchner flask filter flask and side-arm flask?
~Nothing
What is a filter flask used for?
what is a flask for what is a flask for
What is a florence flask is used for?
A florence flask is a round bottomed flask used for boiling.
What is a Erlyn-Meyer flask?
It is a conical flask
