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Animal Cell Culture and Regulation

Animal Cell Culture and Regulation
Range of optimum glutamine concentration present in the culture media is

15 - 20 mmol/litre
7-15 mmol/litre
2-7 mmol/litre
1-2 mmol/litre

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Animal Cell Culture and Regulation
Which of the following is not a source of energy in active muscle cells?

Creatine phosphate
Lactic acid
ATP
Glucose

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Animal Cell Culture and Regulation
For culturing, plasma from the adult chicken is preferred to mammalian plasma because

it forms a semi solid coagulum
it is too opaque
it forms a clear and solid coagulum even after dilution
it doesn't produce solid clots

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Animal Cell Culture and Regulation
At low glucose concentration, below 0.25 mmol/litre, large portions of glucose and glutamine is shunted via

oxidative pathway
both (a) and (b)
none of these
anaerobic pathway

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Animal Cell Culture and Regulation
pH of culture medium is initially controlled by

presence of CO2
none of these
presence of bicarbonate buffer
addition of bases

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Animal Cell Culture and Regulation
Accumulation of lactate leads to

no loss of cell viability
reduction in the pH of culture hence loss of cell viability
increase in pH
no change in pH

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