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Anchorage Dependence Biology Definition. Iii Subcultivation of anchorage-dependent cells at large scale For passaging adherently growing cells in general the y have to be detached from their culture surface diluted and plated. Anchorage Noun A harbor river or offshore area that can accommodate a ship at anchor either for quarantine queuing or discharge. The number of cells per unit area at which this occurs is higher than the density at which a monolayer is formed confluent culture indicating that this is not a contact-mediated phenomenon unlike contact inhibition of locomotion. Evolution to novel applications Large-scale standard production platforms have been established for the production of biologicals including viruses and recombinant proteins.
Alternate versions of the same gene produced by mutations. For the term anchorage dependence may also exist other definitions and meanings the meaning and definition indicated above are indicative not be used for medical and legal or special purposes. The requirement that to divide a cell must be attached to a solid surface. From Biology Forums Dictionary. Anchorage dependence refers to the need for cells to be adhered to or in contact with another layer of cells. Glossary of biology terms Meaning and definition of anchorage dependence.
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A property of cells that can grow and proliferate only if fixed to a substrate. An occurrence of normal cell division. Anchorage Noun A harbor river or offshore area that can accommodate a ship at anchor either for quarantine queuing or discharge. Iii Subcultivation of anchorage-dependent cells at large scale For passaging adherently growing cells in general the y have to be detached from their culture surface diluted and plated. Indeed anchorage independence is one of the hallmarks of oncogenic cells. The requirement that to divide a cell must be attached to a solid surface.