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primary culture

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primary culture [¦prī‚mer·ē ′kəl·chər]
(biology)
A tissue culture started from cells, tissues, or organs taken directly from the organism.


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The Institute for Caregiver Education has introduced Volume III of the recently revised F-Tag Crosswalk to Culture Change, a reference that highlights primary culture change principles and values and links them to dozens of federal regulations.
ulcerans grows slowly at 32[degrees]C, requiring 6-8 weeks for colonies to be visible in primary culture.
Joining other fine titles in Greenwood's 'Food Culture Around the World' series, FOOD CULTURE IN SOUTH AMERICA tells of the traditions and culinary history of the primary cultures and groups which make up modern South American countries.
 
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