Vocab Bloom Hub

ex vivo

/ɛks ˈviːvəʊ/

翻译: 拉丁语术语,用于科学和医学语境,意为“在活体外”,指对从活体生物中取出并在体外受控条件下维持的细胞或组织所进行的实验或操作。

1 个条目

phrase

/ɛks ˈviːvəʊ/C1formalscientific
  • zh拉丁语术语,用于科学和医学语境,意为“在活体外”,指对从活体生物中取出并在体外受控条件下维持的细胞或组织所进行的实验或操作。

A Latin term used in scientific and medical contexts meaning 'out of the living body,' referring to experiments or procedures performed on cells or tissues taken from a living organism and maintained outside it under controlled conditions.

  1. Outside the living bodyC2formal

    Referring to a biological process or experiment that takes place outside a living organism, typically in a controlled laboratory environment using cells or tissues removed from the organism.

    zh体外

    • The researchers studied the drug's effect on cancer cells ex vivo.
    • Ex vivo gene therapy involves modifying cells outside the patient's body.
    • The tissue was cultured ex vivo for several days before analysis.