Look up: In-vitro

1. In Vitro
   Testing or action outside an organism (e.g. inside a test tube or culture dish.)
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2. in vitro
   (Literally 'in glass'.) Cultivated in an artificial, non-living environment.
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3. in vitro
   Literally 'in glass': refers to experiments carried out in an artificial laboratory environment usually on micro-organisms in isolation of their natural hosts or other living organisms. Also used in digestibility estimates made in laboratory with rumen liquor. Contrast with in vivo.
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4. In Vitro
   experiments which are carried out in a laboratory as distinct from in vivo experiments
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5. in vitro
   [adj] - in an artificial environment outside the living organism 2. [adv] - in an artificial environment outside the living organism
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6. In vitro
   A term applied to any study carried out in isolation from the living organism in an experimental system (applied to studies of biological functions or processes to contrast with in vivo studies).
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7. In vitro
   Carried out in an artificial system outside the body (literally – 'in glass').
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8. In vitro
   in glass; a biological test or process that is carried out in a laboratory
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9. In vitro
   In vitro: Literally in glass, as in a test tube. A test that is performed in vitro is one that is done in glass or plastic vessels in the laboratory. In vitro is the opposite of in vivo (in a living organism).
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10. In vitro
    (Literally 'in glass'). The growing of cells, tissues, or organs in plastic vessels under sterile conditions on an artificially prepared medium.
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11. in vitro
    Literally, in glass; general term for cells in culture as opposed to in a multicellular organism (in vivo > in vivo).
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12. in vitro
    Within a glass, observable in a test tube, in an artificial environment. ... (28 Oct 1998) ...
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13. in vitro
    ex vivo adjective in an artificial environment outside the living organism; `in vitro fertilization`
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14. in vitro
    ex vivo adverb in an artificial environment outside the living organism; `an egg fertilized in vitro`
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15. in vitro
    (in ve´tro) Latin phrase meaning within a glass. It is used of phenomena that are observable in a test tube or in an artificial environment. Contrast in vivo.
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16. in vitro
    within a glass; observable in a test tube; in an artificial environment.
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17. in vitro
    in vitro A reference to a biological process which is made to occur in a laboratory vessel or other controlled experimental environment rather than within a living organism or natural setting. 2. Literally, 'in glass', as in a test tube. A test that is performed in vitro is one that is done in gla...
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18. in vitro
    Outside a living organism.
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19. In vitro
    Studies performed outside a living organism such as in a laboratory.
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20. In Vitro
    - experiments which are carried out in a laboratory as distinct from in vivo experiments
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21. in vitro
    Type: Term Pronunciation: in vē′trō Definitions: 1. In an artificial environment, referring to a process or reaction occurring therein, as in a test tube or culture medium.
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22. in vitro
    (in ve;tro) Occurring outside the body, in a test tube or other artificial environment.
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23. in vitro
    (in ve;tro) Occurring outside the body, in a test tube or other artificial environment.
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24. in vitro
    In the laboratory (outside the body). The opposite of in vivo (in the body).
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25. In vitro
    `In vitro` () refers to studies in experimental biology that are conducted using components of an organism that have been isolated from their usual biological context in order to permit a more detailed or more convenient analysis than can be done with whole organisms. In contrast, the term
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