sub culturing

When Should Sub Culturing be Performed?

Sub culturing should be performed when cells reach a certain density, typically 70-80% confluence, to prevent nutrient depletion and waste accumulation. The frequency of sub culturing depends on the type of cells and their growth rates.

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