Indian Academy of Oral Medicine & Radiology
35^th National Conference
Mangaluru - 2024

Programme Highlights

Cell lines are cultured cells derived from tissues, providing a stable and reproducible model for scientific research and experimentation in fields such as biology and medicine. They serve as invaluable tools for studying cell behavior, disease mechanisms, and drug responses.

Cell lines can be used to study diseases, test new drugs for safety and efficacy, and understand how genes function in various conditions. They serve as simplified models in laboratories, allowing researchers to explore a wide range of biological processes, from cancer research to drug development and beyond.

In this comprehensive training, participants will delve into the intricacies of various mammalian cell types, gaining a profound understanding of their characteristics and the specific conditions required for successful culturing. Practical skills in subculturing, cryopreservation techniques, assessing cell viability using diverse methods, and understanding the significance of cell line repositories across diverse applications will be refined.

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Prospective Participants

This specialized program is designed for faculty and postgraduate students specializing in Oral Medicine and Radiology.