Explantátumokból

Explantátumokból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from explants" or "derived from explants" in English. In the context of biology and biotechnology, an explant is a piece of tissue or organ that is removed from a living organism and grown in an artificial culture medium. This process is a fundamental technique in plant tissue culture and is also used in animal cell culture.

When referring to something derived "explantátumokból," it signifies that the material in question originated from these cultured explants. For example, in plant propagation, a new plant can be regenerated from an explant. Similarly, cells or tissues grown in vitro for research or therapeutic purposes are ultimately derived from explants. The term emphasizes the origin of the biological material, highlighting its establishment and growth outside its original organismal context under controlled laboratory conditions. This method allows for rapid multiplication, genetic modification, or the study of specific biological processes without direct manipulation of the parent organism.