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Ex vivo
“From the living.”
Scientific Latin term
Translation
What does “Ex vivo” mean?
Ex vivo translates as “From the living.”
Done on living tissue taken out of the organism and studied in an artificial environment.
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The story behind it
A modern scientific term in biology and medicine, used alongside ‘in vivo’ and ‘in vitro’.
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