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What is in vitro?
In vitro (Latin for 'in glass') refers to processes performed outside of a living organism, typically in a laboratory setting using test tubes, Petri dishes, or other artificial environments. It is commonly used in biology, medicine, and related fields to study cells, tissues, or organs under controlled conditions. Common applications include in vitro fertilization (IVF), drug testing, and disease modeling.
Which job functions commonly mention in vitro?
Immunologist
0.3% of all Immunologist jobs mention in vitro
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Toxicologist
0.1% of all Toxicologist jobs mention in vitro
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Research Scientist
12 Research Scientist jobs mention in vitro
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Researcher
53 Researcher jobs mention in vitro
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Scientist
25 Scientist jobs mention in vitro
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Which organizations are mentioning in vitro?
University of New South Wales
Educational Services
North Carolina State University
Educational Services
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