PPT-Tissue Culture Pinaki Kr. Rabha

The term tissue culture may be defined as the process of invitro culture of explants in nutrient medium under aseptic conditions It includes the culture of cell organ culture and suspension culture etc. Dr Gina Barnett. Café . Cardiologique. . 29. th. January 2014. Tissue Culture. In vitro cultivation of:. Organs (organ culture). Tissues (explant culture). Cells (cell culture). Rat aortic explant culture. 2. nd. lecture. AIM OF THE 2. ND. LECTURE. Give the explanation on . in vitro . technique for proliferation, breeding, seed production, physiology and entrepreneur study. 2.1. Plant . tissue culture. Tissue culture is the general name for the removal of cells, tissues or organs from an animal or plant and their subsequent placement into artificial environment conductive to growth. This environment usually consists of a suitable glass or plastic culture vessel containing a liquid or semi-solid support medium that supplies the nutrients essential for survival and growth. The term ‘Bioinformatics’ was first introduced in 1970 by . Paulien. . Hogeweg. . to refer to the study of information processes in biotic systems. While some people define the term as “. An integration of computer, mathematical and statistical methods to manage and analyze biological information. Plant . Tissue Culture is the process of growing isolated plant cells or organs in an artificial nutrient media outside the parent organism. In other words, it is an in vitro culture of plant cells or tissues on an artificial nutrient media under aseptic conditions, in glass containers.. Safina. . Aftab. Amal. . Awais. Bakhtawar. Ali. Hina. . Saif. Group Members. What Is Tissue Culture?. Tissue culture is a process that involves exposing plant tissue to a specific regimen of nutrients, hormones, and light under sterile, in vitro conditions to produce many new plants, each a clone of the original mother plant, over a very short period of time. Animal tissue culture. : is the growth of tissues separate from the animal . in vitro. (in the laboratory culture media. ).. Cell . line. Every cell present in the human body is not capable of growing in laboratory, only a few types of cells can grow . tissue culture. ?. Plant . tissue culture. . is a . technique of growing plant cells, tissues, organs, seeds or other plant parts in a sterile environment on a nutrient medium. WHY?. The production of . (Animal Biotechnology). Anil Gattani/Ajeet Kumar. Make . proteins:. commercial. scale. Stem. and . cancer. cells. CELL . CULTURE. Primary. Human. Antibody. production:. Why. . do. . it. . ?. and . Syed Asaad Hussain. Spencer Ryan Keilich. Stephanie Jo Lindow. Shreyas Renganathan . Overview. Background. Significance . Drug Approval Process. Background Research. Current Devices. Project Direction. Nitrogen cycle. . In . physico. -chemical process, the atmospheric nitrogen combines with oxygen during lightning or electrical discharges in the clouds and produces different nitrogen oxides. These nitrogen oxides get dissolved in rain water, and on reaching earth surface they react with mineral compounds to form nitrates and other nitrogenous compounds. Synchytrium. . endobioticum. . is an obligate parasite of potatoes causing the black . wart diseases. . In India the disease is found in Darjeeling district and its surroundings. This is common disease of potato in UK and other European countries.. organised. , small . embryoids. resembling the zygotic embryos from the embryo . genic. potential somatic plant cell of the callus tissue or cells of suspension culture is known as somatic embryogenesis. Plant-tissue . culture is . in-vitro . cultivation . of . plant . cell . or tissue under . . aseptic. . and. . controlled. . environment. conditions,. . in. . liquid. or. . on . . semisolid .