Animal Cell Culture and Regulation When dissolved oxygen is lower than the critical concentration, viable cell concentration declines because of both (a) and (b) incomplete glutamine oxidation increase in specific lactate production from glucose accumulation of ammonia both (a) and (b) incomplete glutamine oxidation increase in specific lactate production from glucose accumulation of ammonia ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation The technique of organ culture may be divided on the basis of employing liquid medium solid medium both (a) and (b) semi-solid medium liquid medium solid medium both (a) and (b) semi-solid medium ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation Toxicity due to accumulation of ammonia can be overcome by substituting glutamine by glutamate by controlled addition of glutamine at low level by removal of ammonia or ammonium from culture medium All of these by substituting glutamine by glutamate by controlled addition of glutamine at low level by removal of ammonia or ammonium from culture medium All of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation Excess CO2 suppress cell growth and productivity by altering pH of the medium inhibiting respiration both (a) and (b) altering intracellular pH by diffusing across cell membrane altering pH of the medium inhibiting respiration both (a) and (b) altering intracellular pH by diffusing across cell membrane ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation pH of culture medium is initially controlled by addition of bases presence of CO2 presence of bicarbonate buffer none of these addition of bases presence of CO2 presence of bicarbonate buffer none of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Animal Cell Culture and Regulation Which of the following is not the explantation technique? Adherent primary culture Slide culture Carrel flask culture Roller test tube culture Adherent primary culture Slide culture Carrel flask culture Roller test tube culture ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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