Animal Cell Culture and Regulation Accumulation of lactate leads to no loss of cell viability increase in pH no change in pH reduction in the pH of culture hence loss of cell viability no loss of cell viability increase in pH no change in pH reduction in the pH of culture hence loss of cell viability ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation During the growth of animal cells in culture, it is noticed that the cells do not look very healthy. After an investigation, this is found that there is a lot of lactic acid in the culture fluid. What is probably wrong with this culture? The cells do not have enough oxygen Ethyl alcohol is being produced in excess The cells have too much oxygen Glycolysis is being inhibited The cells do not have enough oxygen Ethyl alcohol is being produced in excess The cells have too much oxygen Glycolysis is being inhibited ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation Which of the following is not the explantation technique? Adherent primary culture Roller test tube culture Carrel flask culture Slide culture Adherent primary culture Roller test tube culture Carrel flask culture Slide culture ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation According to Eagle, the growth of L-strain and Hela-strain cultures require to have mandatory presence of 10 amino acids 8 amino acids 12 amino acids 6 amino acids 10 amino acids 8 amino acids 12 amino acids 6 amino acids ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation pH of culture medium is initially controlled by presence of CO2 addition of bases presence of bicarbonate buffer none of these presence of CO2 addition of bases presence of bicarbonate buffer none of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation What is the concentration of CO2 required for culturing animal cells? 10-15% 15-20% 2-5% 1-10% 10-15% 15-20% 2-5% 1-10% ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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