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Cell Cultures

Healthcare and Medical

Cell culture is a laboratory technique for growing and maintaining cells outside their natural environment, typically in flasks or dishes with nutrient-rich media under controlled temperature and CO2 conditions. Scientists use cell cultures in biomedical research, drug development, and vaccine production to study cell behavior, test treatments, and produce biological products without using live organisms. Skilled practitioners must maintain sterile technique to avoid contamination and monitor cell health and growth rates.

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