In vitro means any process that can be observed in an artificial environment such as a test tube or
In vitro means outside the human body.
In vitro means “in glass” in Latin, studies in vitro are conducted outside of a living organism in a laboratory environment using test tubes, petri dishes, etc. using components of an organism that have been isolated from their usual biological surroundings, such as microorganisms, cells or biological molecules
Examples of In vitro in a sentence
In vitro limiting dilution analysis of Ly6D+ EPLM B cell potential.
In vitro processing of dengue virus structural proteins: cleavage of the pre- membrane protein.
In vitro studies showed that telavancin retained full activity in the presence of pulmonary surfactant.
In vitro antiprotozoal effects of aqueous extract and its soluble fractions, and methanol 80% methanol extract, acute and subacute toxicity of aqueous extract from Diodia sarmentosa Swartz (Rubiaceae) leaves.
In vitro binding studies of drugs to hair: influence of melanin and lipids on cocaine binding to Caucasoid and Africoid hair.
More Definitions of In vitro
In vitro means a procedure in which the radioactive material is not administered to a human being.
In vitro means a process or reaction occurring in an artificial environment such as a test tube or culture medium.
In vitro means the growing of plants in defined environmental conditions.
In vitro means outside of the body, usually in a cell-based system in a test tube or culture dish. In vivo means in the whole organism, the intact organism. And because of the many protective mechanisms, both metabolic and repair mechanisms, there is an accepted wisdom that the observation of a response in vitro in an isolated cell does not necessarily translate into a response in the whole animal. This is one of the reasons, as far as I am aware, that almost all test strategies for genotoxicity have in them a component that if one is performing a risk-based approach, one would seek to confirm a positive in vitro result with an OECD-accepted method in vivo, of which there are several. Chairman
In vitro means any process that can be observed in an artificial environment such as a test tube or tissue culture plate.
In vitro means outside the body. In other words, an ex- periment in vitro is an artificial experiment performed using a test tube or petri dish (Dkt. No. 359 at 28 (explaining the meaning of in vitro)).
In vitro means a procedure in which the radioactive material is not administered to a human being. “In vivo” means a procedure in which the radioactive material is administered to a human being. “Lower extremities” refers to those body parts from the distal phalanges of the foot to the head of the femur and its articulation with the pelvic girdle as taught in the approved limited radiographer curricu-