Cell animal culture

Animal cell culture is an essential technique for studying biological functions in a controlled environment, allowing cells to be isolated, expanded, and analyzed with high reproducibility. It relies on strict sterilization procedures, specialized laboratory equipment, and a good understanding of different culture types and media. Key steps include tissue dissociation, establishing primary cultures, managing cell growth, and ensuring proper cryopreservation and authentication of cell lines. Cell culture also involves preventing and detecting contamination, which is crucial for obtaining reliable results. Its applications are wide-ranging from biomedical research and vaccine production to flow cytometry, tissue engineering, toxicology testing, and emerging therapeutic approaches making it a cornerstone of modern biological and medical sciences.