Video Credit: Automata . References and further reading. Espinosa-Leal CA, Puente-Garza CA, García-Lara S. In vitro plant tissue culture: means for production of biological active compounds.

This practical supports Development of Apparatus & Techniques Biology 1, 3 and 5 (DfE GCSE subject content guidance, Appendix 4). Osmosis and concentration are both challenging and abstract concepts.

The Tissue Culture Core Laboratory maintains active cell cultures of many types of mammalian cell lines as well as frozen stocks of a larger cell library deposited by BCM and Molecular and Cellular ...

Spatial Biology in Practice: Mapping the Cell Atlas Across Tissue Types. Spatial biology is a fast-growing field, driven in part by improved accessibility of NGS, as well as initiatives such as the ...

A gastric tissue biopsy and culture are laboratory tests that examine stomach tissue. These tests are typically carried out to determine the cause of a stomach ulcer or other troublesome stomach ...

This series of short explainer films comprises three clips each for Biology, Chemistry and Physics at GCSE. Each film focuses on a GCSE Required Practical included in AQA, Edexcel and OCR ...

Cell and tissue biology Diagnostics and preclinical News Tech news Organoid culture is facilitating cancer profiling, screening and treatment. Whether it’s by providing a model to genetically sequence ...

The cytoskeletal organization of cells that are grown in tissue culture is often very different from that of cells in living organisms. This casts some doubt as to whether information that comes ...

Cell and tissue biology News Tech news Cell culture is integral to the future of drug discovery, but it suffers from a lack of reproducibility owing to inconsistent quality control. 3D cell models are ...

There's a big difference between a flat layer of cells and a complex, three-dimensional tissue. But until recently, many biologists have glossed over this fact. Alison Abbott discovers what they ...

Culture under the microscope: A new art exhibition features cells, proteins and living tissue Does this biological art belong in a gallery – or back in the lab?