Discussion
The growth of animal cells in vitro in a suitable culture medium is called ___________
Answer: D
Correct answer: Animal tissue culture
Growing animal cells outside the body in a suitable medium is animal tissue (cell) culture. It requires a sterile environment, a medium supplying nutrients and growth factors, and usually a surface for the cells to attach to. Plant tissue culture is the equivalent for plants, and works quite differently because plant cells are totipotent.
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