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In vitro (Latin for (with)in glass) means within a reaction tube, or just outside a living organism (a cell). An example is [in vitro fertilization]?. The opposite of in vitro is in vivo, within a cell. As many experiments that deal with molecular biology are conducted outside of cells, and the conditions do not necessarily represent the conditions inside the cell, results are often annotated with in vivo or in vitro.

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Edited October 25, 2001 9:32 pm by Magnus Manske (diff)
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