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Encyclopedia > Culture (biology)

In biology, a culture refers to a growth of bacteria or other microorganisms which is grown in a laboratory. A Petri dish is often used to grow bacterial cultures.


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Kevin Baldeosingh - The biology of culture (781 words)
This belief in the power of culture to shape human nature is particularly pernicious because it permeates all strata of society, from the academic to the political to the folk.
Culture assumes the aspect of a God, to whom one can pray in order to bring about fundamental changes in the reality of the world.
Cultural determinism can only work if the human mind is a tabula rasa or, as some commentators believe, if the average person is at the mental and emotional level of a two-year-old.
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Similarly, molecular biology and molecular genetics are lending their technology to an ever widening group of researchers who are communicating in a more global sense via scientific presentations, publications and research proposals.
In plant culture terminology, the term may refer to a culture derived as above or it may refer to a group of plants propagated only by vegetative and asexual means, all members of which have been derived by repeated propagation from a single individual.
Nurse culture: In the culture of plant cells, the growth of a cell or cells on a contiguous culture of different origin which in turn is in contact with the tissue culture medium.
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