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... Culture ( W.C.H. ) Tissue culture , which is a method of research , involves removing from animals or plants small fragments of tissue , called explants ... cultures . movements and behaviour ; specialized optical systems 438 Tissue Culture.
... Culture ( W.C.H. ) Tissue culture , which is a method of research , involves removing from animals or plants small fragments of tissue , called explants ... cultures . movements and behaviour ; specialized optical systems 438 Tissue Culture.
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... culture . ( Right ) Hairs from mouse embryo skin in culture for 13 days . By courtesy of ( left , centre ) Norman K. Wessells , ( right ) Margaret H. Hardy Types of apparatus ... cultures . cultures on , rather than. Tissue Culture 439 ...
... culture . ( Right ) Hairs from mouse embryo skin in culture for 13 days . By courtesy of ( left , centre ) Norman K. Wessells , ( right ) Margaret H. Hardy Types of apparatus ... cultures . cultures on , rather than. Tissue Culture 439 ...
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... cultural change , perhaps nowhere was this more apparent than in the way culture was dis- seminated to the general population . In the long run , it may be recognized that the mid - 20th - century decades in the United States were years ...
... cultural change , perhaps nowhere was this more apparent than in the way culture was dis- seminated to the general population . In the long run , it may be recognized that the mid - 20th - century decades in the United States were years ...
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