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What are ex-plants ? Mention their role.​

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Answered by yashkm111204
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In humans, explants derived from placentas collected from term pregnancy are predominantly used for studying villous function, including transport, viability, and expression of hormones, cytokines, and growth factors.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explants are the plants taken from different parts of the plant.

  • These plants represent minute pieces of sections of plants or organic tissues that are aseptically cut
  • They are naturally used to promptly initiate an intensive culture in a nutritive form.
  • Explants can be naturally taken from various active parts of a flowering plant, such as leaves, tiny flowers, roots and shoots, and also the stems.
  • They can equally be extracted from many mature cell types, provided that they can accurately de-differentiate into totipotent cells.
  • They are helpful in understanding tissue culture.

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