Animal Cell Culture and Regulation The major problem associated with the isolation of free cells and cell aggregates from organs is that of inhibiting the cells from their supporting matrix disintegrating the cells from their supporting matrix None of these releasing the cells from their supporting matrix inhibiting the cells from their supporting matrix disintegrating the cells from their supporting matrix None of these releasing the cells from their supporting matrix ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation What is the effect of excess accumulation of metabolite products (lactate and ammonium) on cells? They act as growth promoters Have no effect on cells They act as growth inhibitors Lactate helps in the growth while ammonium inhibits the growth They act as growth promoters Have no effect on cells They act as growth inhibitors Lactate helps in the growth while ammonium inhibits the growth ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation 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 established cell lines primary cell lines secondary cell lines propagated cell lines established cell lines primary cell lines secondary cell lines propagated cell lines 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 6 amino acids 12 amino acids 8 amino acids 10 amino acids 6 amino acids 12 amino acids 8 amino acids ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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 no change in pH increase in pH no loss of cell viability reduction in the pH of culture hence loss of cell viability no change in pH increase in pH ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation Which of the following is not a source of energy in active muscle cells? Lactic acid Glucose ATP Creatine phosphate Lactic acid Glucose ATP Creatine phosphate ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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