what does a culture medium provide to a living cell
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The culture medium provides nutrients to the cell. ... The culture media also provides any other factors required for growth such as hormones. It also provides the cell with an environment into which it can excrete waste substances.
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The culture medium provides nutrients to the cell. ... The culture media also provides any other factors required for growth such as hormones. It also provides the cell with an environment into which it can excrete waste substances.
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Scientists often desire to grow microorganisms in the lab in order to study their properties. This is only possible for those organisms whose growth requirements are characterized. Some organisms need certain very specific conditions in order to grow and if these are not known it may not be possible to culture an organism.
The culture medium provides nutrients to the cell. This can be in the form of both micronutrients and macronutrients. The culture media also provides any other factors required for growth such as hormones. It also provides the cell with an environment into which it can excrete waste substances. These waste substances can then diffuse away from the cell before building up to toxic levels.
The culture medium provides nutrients to the cell. This can be in the form of both micronutrients and macronutrients. The culture media also provides any other factors required for growth such as hormones. It also provides the cell with an environment into which it can excrete waste substances. These waste substances can then diffuse away from the cell before building up to toxic levels.
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