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cultured
adjective as in well-bred, experienced
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One option is cultivated, or cultured, meat and seafood: muscle tissue grown in labs in bioreactors, using animal stem cells.
And, though it is further from market, also being pursued is the tantalising possibility of lab-grown or cultured coffee.
Farmers like Dom Morris are investigating selling that to the cultured meat industry, turning a waste-product into a source of income.
"When she died in the early 18th Century, she was cultured and fashionable, leaving all her gowns to her nieces and ornate Japanese imported screens and furniture."
The researchers treated cultured mouse osteoblast cells and mice with teriparatide.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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