History of cultured animal cells in vitro and its significance at present

Authors

  • Laura Santacruz Reyes Universidad INCCA de Colombia
  • Ángel Melo Jimenez Universidad INCCA de Colombia
  • Carlos Rodríguez Herrera Universidad INCCA de Colombia
  • Johanna Moscoso Gama Universidad INCCA de Colombia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18041/2390-0512/bioc..2.2293

Keywords:

culture, cells, animal,, in vitro,, Biotechnology, Fabrics, Bodies, Research, Medical

Abstract

The in vitro cell culture animals is an area of biotechnology that currently making strides due to its large field of action; medical research, drug research and environmental effects, tissue transplants and reconstructive surgeries in fusion techniques and genetic engineering, cell products and byproducts. And its great advantages and benefits comprising the use of this technique as: ease of recreating controlled conditions for cellular development, the potential for developing research that can work in small, medium and large scale in small and large scale, the alternative to use of animals, and cost reduction among others, from the first tests on living cells outside agencies, until the establishment of the first cell lines, and already today GM controlled cells, the development of media serum-free culture media and development of animal-free culture components that develop with aseptic working techniques and specific material. They allow provide a real solution to many diseases, injuries and disorders to which man is exposed, hence the importance of knowing their history and possible exploration.

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