Foundational Concepts Underlying Successful Cell-tissue Culture Strategies Part 1

This session was presented at the 2024 World Congress on In Vitro Biology Meeting held in St. Louis, Missouri from June 8 - 12, 2024 and was recorded as part of the In-Person and On-Demand Limited Access Program.

This is the first part of a 1-day conference, held on the first day of the World Congress on In Vitro Biology, which focused on current advances in cell/tissue culture technologies and their applications in fish and invertebrate cell culture systems. Technologies presented will include single cell sequencing, RNAi, other genomic/proteomic-based techniques, physiology/toxicology-related approaches, novel imaging methods and medium optimization tools. One area we will highlight is the development of in vitro models that mimic in vivo systems and how these models can be implemented in use-inspired research areas. Key elements of these research areas are the generation of tissue- and species-specific cell culture media and scaffolding systems that mimic the in vivo environment. We will have two sessions, one entitled “Foundational Concepts Underlying Successful Cell/Tissue Culture Strategies” and the other entitled “Current and Future Applications of Invertebrate and Fish Cell Culture Systems.”
This recording is part 1 of the "Foundational Concepts Underlying Successful Cell-tissue Culture Strategies" session.

Note: Anita Solhaug's presentation was unable to be included in this recording.

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