Although very popular among life science researchers, cell culture can be a very difficult tool to work with in the laboratory. Unlike other common laboratory tools such as electrophoresis or chromatography, cell culture makes dynamic, ongoing use of living organisms. These living cultures often respond to our mistakes not only by the erratic behaviour common to other laboratory tools, but by dying – the total, irreplaceable destruction of the tool itself.
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