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test-tube
adjective as in in vitro
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Example Sentences
Still, it’s worth emphasizing that almost everything about the political panic over cultivated meat—its colorful characterization as “slop,” the fears that it poses a threat to rural cattle ranchers, the conspiracizing over some alleged worldwide plot to replace Real American Meat diets with glorified test-tube mixtures—not only misrepresents and misunderstands the true nature of lab meat but, even more wretchedly, inflates a non-problem into time-wasting furor.
At the time, they were called test-tube babies.
In test-tube experiments using saliva from individuals infected with the Delta or Omicron variants, the virus particles attached themselves to the ACE2 "receptors" in the chewing gum and the viral load fell to undetectable levels, researchers reported in Biomaterials.
Later, after it had all fallen apart, after Todd had starred as a prep quarterback for two Orange County high schools, had gone on to USC and starred there for a year before finding drugs, rebelling and opting out of college for the pros, Sports Illustrated wrote that he had been “the first-ever, test-tube athlete,” that he had been “bred to be a superstar,” and that “all Marv wanted to do was to mold athletes, and Todd was his favorite piece of clay.”
Ten years ago this week, Jennifer Doudna and her colleagues published the results of a test-tube experiment on bacterial genes.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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