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The primary objective of the course is to introduce the applications of in vitro<\/em> cell lines in preclinical experiments and their associated limitations. In animal experiments, a fundamental requirement is to comply with the 3R rule system (Replacement, Reduction, Refinement), which requires researchers to use in vitro<\/em> methods instead of in vivo<\/em> experiments whenever possible. The use of in vitro<\/em> cell cultures offers this opportunity. The course provides students with a theoretical foundation for understanding the basic conditions required for maintaining and utilizing cell cultures. In addition to the limitations of in vivo<\/em> methods, the course material also covers the presentation of new innovative systems that can be useful for students during clinical research.<\/p>

The course is held in English. Due to the course’s structure, participation in the classes is recommended to complete the subject.<\/p>

Students give an account of their knowledge in a written tests and exam.<\/p>

Prequisite:<\/strong> Veterinary Physiology 1<\/p>

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Course syllabus: (weekly breakdown of topics)<\/strong><\/p>
Semester week<\/strong><\/td> Topic<\/strong><\/td> <\/tr>
1. (2h)<\/td> Basics of in vitro<\/em> cell technology<\/td> <\/tr>
2. (2h)<\/td> Working in the aseptic area, basic equipment of cell culture laboratories<\/td> <\/tr>
3. (2h)<\/td> Isolation and maintenance of in vitro<\/em> cell cultures, main culture types<\/td> <\/tr>
4. (2h)<\/td> Solutions in the cell culture maintenance<\/td> <\/tr>
5. (2h)<\/td> 2D and 3D cell cultures, Spheroids and organoids<\/td> <\/tr>
6. (2h)<\/td> In vitro<\/em> plant cell cultures<\/td> <\/tr>
7. (2h)<\/td> Contamination in cellcultures, signs and avoidance<\/td> <\/tr>
8. (1h)<\/td> Exam<\/td> <\/tr> <\/tbody> <\/table>

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