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Contamination in animal cell culture biology discussion

Answer 1

Cell culture is the process of obtaining cells from a plant or animal and then growing them in an artificial environment.Cell cultures can be contaminated via chemical cell culture contamination, the contamination of cell culture with nonliving substances like heavy metals, detergents, toxins, and so on.

Answer 2

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Explanation: Cell culture refers to the process by which cells are grown in a controlled artificial environment.  Cells can be maintained in vitro outside of their original body by this process which is quite simple compared to organ and tissue culture.

In a cell culture technique, cells are removed from an animal or a plant, and grown subsequently in a favorable environment. For animal cell culture the cells are taken from the organ of an experimental animal. The cells may be removed directly or by mechanical or enzymatic action. The cells can also be obtained by previously made cell line or cell strain. Examples of cells used to culture are fibroblast, lymphocytes, cells from cardiac and skeletal tissues, cells from liver, breast, skin, and kidney and different types of tumor cells.