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What does tissue culture mean?
Tissue culture refers to the practice of growing or maintaining living cells or tissues in the laboratory. In practice this means anything from keeping a small sample of tissue alive by perfusing with warmed, oxygenated Ringer's solution (think salt and sugar solution with a buffer) to growing whole organs with more complex set ups. Much work is done on cancer cell lines which grow comparatively easily with the right media this technique is sometimes called cell culture. Plant tissue culture is also essential for biotechnological applications and in some cases is used to preserve rare species.
Was the amount of housework done by men in Canada increanvfcklad?
Yes it has by 50%
Can you bring fertilizer back from us to Canada?
I have done it twice. Remember to declare it
What types of transportation does Transport Canada regulate?
Transport Canada is responsible for regulating all forms of transportation. This includes transportation that is done on roads, railways, waterways within Canada, and the sky.
What was Canada before it was a country?
Canada was a single colony along the St Lawrence river in the 1860's. Today it is the dominate force in a Confederation that carries it's name and wishes across 9 million sq/km from ocean to ocean to oceans, from the North Pole to below the 49th. The 1860's Province of Canada has done well for itself.
What changes have the french done to Canada?
now wee speak french
What is begging done to preserve the everglades?
what beging done to preserve the everglades
What can be done to preserve culture?
Education and exposure. If you don't know where you came from and how you got to this point, how can you pick your way throught the foothills of your future?
What is being done to preserve the lynx?
nothing
What has man done to help preserve the desert?
nothing has been done, sorry
What was done to preserve the Temple of Artemis?
they put diarrea on it
What is being done to preserve leopards on earth?
11233444
What is being done to preserve natural resources?
conservation
What is being done to preserve the desert tortoise?
nothing
What happened after the rebellions of 1837?
Lord Durham was by sent by Britain to investigate why the Canadians were feeling so rebellious. In his report, he blamed the French-Canadian people and culture. Because of him, Upper Canada and Lower Canada were merged into the the Province of Canada so that the French would be a minority. Furthermore, more English immigration was encouraged to Canada to turn in into an all-Anglo colony (this obviously failed). The new Province had equal numbers of MPs from Canada West (Ontario) and Canada East (Quebec) and a co-Prime Minister from each. Lord Durham also recommended that the Province of Canada get an elected responsible government, but that was not done until several years later. The union was not a wholy happy one; the two halves of Canada had frequent political conflicts with each other. In 1867, the union was expanded to include the maritime colonies, becoming the modern Dominion of Canada, so that French-Canada would become one province in a confederation of equals.
How do you translate 'done' in French?
done is 'fait, faite' in French.
How do you spell done in french?
"Done" in French is spelled as "fait".
