For In Vitro we have terms and definitions in 23 topics. The topics are Animal Studies, Beauty, Biology, Biotechnology, Calorie Restriction, Cancer, Cosmetics, Drug Research, Environment, Female Health, Fitness, Genetics, Genome, HIV and AIDs, Health and Beauty, Huntingtons Disease, Lymphoma, Medical, Microbiology, Prostate Cancer, Science, Toxic Substances and Vitamins.

In Vitro (Animal Studies)

In the test tube, outside the body.

In Vitro (Beauty)

From the Latin meaning in the living body. In vitro tests do not involve the use of living vertebrate animals. Note: In vivo studies are conducted using animals.

In Vitro (Biology)

A method by which certain processes or complete scientific experiments are carried out in test tubes or Petri dishes.

In Vitro (Biotechnology)

Outside the living organism; in a test tube.

In Vitro (Calorie Restriction)

A biological study is one which is carried out in isolation from a living organism (in contrast to In Vivo studies).

In Vitro (Cancer)

In the laboratory (outside the body). The opposite of in vivo (in the body).

In Vitro (Cosmetics)

From the Latin meaning "in glass". In vitro tests do not involve the use of living vertebrate animals.

In Vitro (Drug Research)

A Latin term meaning "in glass." Initial studies for drug effectiveness are first conducted in vitro or in a "test tube" environment.

In Vitro (Environment)

Testing or action outside an organism (e.g. inside a test tube or culture dish.)

In Vitro (Female Health)

A biological process that happens in the laboratory rather than in the body. It literally means 'in glass'. Tests successfully carried out in vitro do not always show the same effects in vivo (in the body).

In Vitro (Fitness)

Functioning outside of, or detached from the body.

In Vitro (Genetics)

Outside a living organism.

In Vitro (Genome)

Studies performed outside a living organism such as in a laboratory.

In Vitro (HIV and AIDs)

Latin for "in glass"; refers to test-tube studies, such as mixing HIV with a potential antiviral to see if the drug inhibits the virus.

In Vitro (Health and Beauty)

From the Latin meaning in the living body. In vitro tests do not involve the use of living vertebrate animals. Note

In Vitro (Huntingtons Disease)

Latin phrase for "in glass"; in a test tube or other artificial environment, as opposed to inside a living organism.

In Vitro (Lymphoma)

In the laboratory (outside the body). The opposite of in vivo (in the body).

In Vitro (Medical)

"in glass"; a biological test or process that is carried out in a laboratory

In Vitro (Microbiology)

1. Literally means "in glass", away from a living organism; it is used to describe whatever happens in a test tube or other receptacle, as opposed to in vivo. When a study or an experiment is done outside the living organism, i.e., in test tube, it is said to be done in vitro.
2. Literally, within glass (i.e., in a test tube, culture plate, or other nonliving material).

In Vitro (Prostate Cancer)

Outside a living organism in an artificial environment e.g. within a Petri dish or test-tube

In Vitro (Science)

A biological or biochemical process carried out in a test-tube, culture plate or similar vessel

In Vitro (Toxic Substances)

In an artificial environment outside a living organism or body. For example, some toxicity testing is done on cell cultures or slices of tissue grown in the laboratory, rather than on a living animal [compare with in vivo].

In Vitro (Vitamins)

Biological studies or events that occur outside of the body (in laboratory test-tubes or Petrie dishes for example).

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