Cell Bottle

• A culture bottle is a type of laboratory consumables used to grow microorganisms or tissue cells in biology and related sciences.

• Cell culture bottles allow safe storage of media, buffers and lab samples. The clear bottles have wide openings for ultracentrifugation processes.

• Cell culture bottles support the cultivation of microorganisms, plants, algae and organisms, providing the required large surface area to volume ratio.

Cell culture is the removal of cells from an animal or plant and subsequent growth in a favorable artificial environment, whereas tissue culture is the development of cells taken from living tissue in an artificial medium.

Tpyes of cells:

In tissue culture, plant and animal cells are used, but in cell culture, multicellular eukaryotic cells are used.

Types:

Tissue culture and organ culture are the two primary ways of cell culture, while seed culture, embryo culture, callus culture, and protoplast culture are some types of tissue culture.

Applications:

Tissue cultures can be used to micropropagate plants, whilst cell cultures can be utilized to create biological substances.