Vävnadskultur
Vävnadskultur is a technique used in biology and biotechnology to grow cells, tissues, or organs in a laboratory setting outside of their natural environment. This process involves aseptically transferring cells or tissue fragments to a sterile nutrient medium. The medium provides essential nutrients, growth factors, and hormones that support cell survival, proliferation, and differentiation. Various types of vävnadskultur exist, including cell culture, organ culture, and explant culture, each serving different research or application purposes.
The primary goal of vävnadskultur is to study biological processes at the cellular or tissue level in
The success of vävnadskultur relies heavily on maintaining sterile conditions to prevent microbial contamination, which can