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Date: 2010-08-16 02:39:01 Cell cultures Bivalves Histology Laboratory techniques Cell biology Pearl Explant culture Organ culture Tissue culture Biology Zoology Phyla		PERSPECTIVES IN MARICULTURE Editors Add to Reading List Source URL: eprints.cmfri.org.in Download Document from Source Website File Size: 187,33 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Review Questions Dr. Kane-Micropropagation 1. What does in vitro mean? 2. How are energy sources different between macro and micropropagation? 3. What is the most widely tissue-culture produced type of plant? 4. What is DocID: 1vpzY - View Document
	Chapterreview questions 1. Define tissue culture. 2. Why is micropropagation based on the principle of totipotency? 3. What are the advantages and disadvantages to micropropagation? 4. What are some things that mi DocID: 1v3py - View Document
	Effects of nanoimprinted patterns in tissue-culture polystyrene on cell behavior W. Hua兲 Solid State Electronics Laboratory, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, The University of Michigan, Ann Ar DocID: 1uLUc - View Document
	William F. SchererWilliam F. Scherer, 1981 President of ASTMH, was known for his research productivity. He was a pioneer in the field of tissue culture and growth of polio and many other viruses in vitro. He DocID: 1uHtp - View Document
	Medium and reagents for JM8.F6 (C57/Bl6/N) ES cells & feeders Tissue Culture ProtocolM15G + LIF medium • 500 ml GIBCO KNOCKOUT DMEM) • 90 ml FBS (GIBCO) DocID: 1umRR - View Document