Cell culture is a fundamental technique in biotechnology and life sciences that involves growing and maintaining living cells outside their natural environment, typically in a controlled laboratory ...

The first in vitro cell culture techniques were developed more than a century ago, and helped transform biological research. However, traditional 2D cultures grown on flat surfaces don’t ...

or if you are unfamiliar with these techniques, it is advisable to follow the sequence for preparing feeder-containing cultures to ensure the quality of the feeder cells. We routinely culture ...

New to cell culture? Then look no further. Here you will find a basic overview of all things cell culture, from setting up a cell culture lab to understanding basic principles and fundamental ...

3D cell culture techniques closely mimic in vivo conditions, generating more accurate data for disease modeling and drug toxicity testing. Rebecca Roberts is a science writer and communicator. She ...

Researchers have been utilising 3D cell culture for a long time, with early adoption and current key roles in cancer and stem cell research. Indeed, traditional toxicology testing programs have ...

This Research Topic explores various methods and technologies employed to engineer cells, as well as how to optimize their expansion and culture conditions for practical applications. For cell therapy ...

Therefore, COVID 19 is expected to have a significant impact on the cell culture media, sera, and reagents market. Rise in prevalence of cancer, surge in adoption of cell cultural techniques, increase ...

One of the most spectacular achievements in the field of modern medicine was the establishment of cell culture techniques. This is when cells are grown in Petri dishes (in vitro) using artificial ...

Due to COVID-19 pandemic there is rise in demand of cell culture product. Rise in adoption of cell culture techniques for the development of vaccines and biopharmaceutical. In addition, increase in ...

It offers optimum conditions, such as a temperature of 37°C and an atmosphere saturated with 5% CO 2, both of which are necessary to culture the cells. One key component of the bioreactor is the ...