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Culture (/ˈkʌltʃər/ KUL-chər) is a
concept that encomp****es the
social behavior, institutions, and
norms found in
human societies, as well as the knowledge...
- Po****r
culture (also
called pop
culture or m****
culture) is
generally recognized by
members of a
society as a set of practices, beliefs,
artistic output...
- nanoparticles, and the
polymer polylysine. 3D cell
culturing is scalable, with the
capability of
culturing 500
cells up to
millions of cells, or from a single...
- The
Culture is a
fictional interstellar post-scarcity
civilisation or
society created by the
Scottish writer Iain
Banks and
features in a
number of his...
- nanoparticles, and the
polymer polylysine. 3D cell
culturing is scalable, with the
capability for
culturing 500
cells to
millions of
cells or from
single dish...
-
short period.
Since normal microbial culturing occurs in
atmospheric air,
which contains molecular oxygen,
culturing of
anaerobes requires special techniques...
- "cell
culture". On the
other hand, the
strict meaning of "tissue
culture"
refers to the
culturing of
tissue pieces, i.e.
explant culture.
Tissue culture is...
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Western culture, also
known as
Western civilization,
European civilization,
Occidental culture, or
Western society,
refers to the
diverse culture of the...
- A
culture minister or a
heritage minister is a
common cabinet position in governments. The
culture minister is
typically responsible for
cultural policy...
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Cancel culture is a
cultural phenomenon in
which an
individual thought to have
acted or
spoken in an
unacceptable manner is ostracized, boycotted, shunned...
