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co-culture — The joint culture of two or more types of cells, such as a plant cell and a micro organism, or two types of plant cells. Used in various dual culture systems or in nurse culture … Glossary of Biotechnology
raft culture — See: nurse culture … Glossary of Biotechnology
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