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Cell Cultures & Lines QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on cell cultures and lines with this fun quiz! por Karla Azcorra 1 What is a primary cell culture? a Cells modified genetically. b Cells directly taken from living tissue. c Cells from a frozen stock. d Cells grown in artificial conditions. 2 What is the purpose of using cell lines? a To provide a consistent source of cells for experiments. b To study whole organisms. c To create vaccines. d To analyze environmental samples. 3 What is a characteristic of immortalized cell lines? a They require fresh tissue every week. b They can divide indefinitely in culture. c They cannot be frozen. d They only divide once. 4 Which of the following is a common cell line used in research? a HeLa cells. b S. cerevisiae. c E. coli. d BHK-21. 5 What is the main advantage of using cell cultures? a Controlled environment for studying cellular processes. b They require no maintenance. c They mimic whole organisms perfectly. d They are cheaper than animal models. 6 What does 'passaging' refer to in cell culture? a Harvesting cells for analysis. b Freezing cells for storage. c Changing the culture medium. d Subculturing cells to new containers. 7 What is a common use of cell lines in biotechnology? a Studying animal behavior. b Testing soil samples. c Creating new species. d Producing recombinant proteins. 8 What is the role of a growth medium in cell culture? a To kill unwanted bacteria. b To sterilize the cells. c To provide nutrients and support cell growth. d To freeze the cells. 9 What is a challenge associated with using primary cell cultures? a Easier to maintain than cell lines. b Limited lifespan and variability. c Always genetically identical. d Unlimited growth potential. 10 Which of these is NOT needed for cell cultures to grow? a Correct temperature b Suitable growth medium c Sunlight d pH control 11 What happens when adherent cells fill up the entire culture dish? a They stop growing b They need to be subcultured c They turn into suspension cells d They die immediately 12 What is used to loosen cells from the culture dish for subculturing? a Water b Growth medium c Salt solution d Trypsin-EDTA 13 What's the main difference between primary cell cultures and cell lines? a Primary cultures are from plants, cell lines are from animals b Cell lines can divide forever, primary cultures cannot c Primary cultures can divide forever, cell lines cannot d Cell lines are always cancerous, primary cultures are not 14 How are immortalized cell lines often created? a By exposing cells to sunlight b By freezing cells c By chemical or genetic manipulation d By mixing different cell types 15 Which statement about cancerous cell lines is TRUE? a They grow slower than normal cells b They always need to be attached to a surface c They stop growing when surrounded by other cells d They can proliferate indefinitely 16 What is a potential issue with using cell lines for a long time? a They become too expensive to mantain b They may undergo genetic changes c They start producing antibodies d They turn back into primary cultures 17 Why are cell lines widely used in labs despite their limitations? a They are ethically controversial b They are difficult to handle c They are easy to use and cost-effective d They are very expensive

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por Karla Azcorra

What is a primary cell culture?

What is the purpose of using cell lines?

What is a characteristic of immortalized cell lines?

Which of the following is a common cell line used in research?

What is the main advantage of using cell cultures?

What does 'passaging' refer to in cell culture?

What is a common use of cell lines in biotechnology?

What is the role of a growth medium in cell culture?

What is a challenge associated with using primary cell cultures?

Which of these is NOT needed for cell cultures to grow?

What happens when adherent cells fill up the entire culture dish?

What is used to loosen cells from the culture dish for subculturing?

What's the main difference between primary cell cultures and cell lines?

How are immortalized cell lines often created?

Which statement about cancerous cell lines is TRUE?

What is a potential issue with using cell lines for a long time?

Why are cell lines widely used in labs despite their limitations?