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ANIMAL CELL CULTURE AND REGULATION QUIZ

Cells which have undergone transformation frequently become

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Sometimes cell lines can be cultured for such a long time that they apparently develop the potential to be subcultured indefinitely in vitro. Such cells lines are called

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In animal cell culture, particularly mammalian cell culture, transformation means

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What is the concentration of CO2 required for culturing animal cells?

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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?

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Range of optimum glutamine concentration present in the culture media is

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How does CO2 help in the cell metabolism during cell culture?

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Specific oxygen consumption rates for mammalian cells are in the range of (where n and p represents to nano and pico respectively)

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Which of the followings are the metabolic products of glucose and glutamine?

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The human fibroplast is a classical example of

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