The Plant tissue culture is focusing on other staple foods like cassava, yam, plantain, etc.

UNESCO: Education

Also an EPG member, Manish Jain has taken Pune's Kumar construction group into high-tech tissue culture.

CNN: Recasting the Mind

There is, however, a third possibility--generating replacement cells from a patient's own brain in a tissue culture.

ECONOMIST: Something new in mind

Indeed, the UNN project is further subdivided into three major experimental sub units namely: Mushroom, Plant and animal Cell tissue culture.

UNESCO: Education

Wambugu won the World Bank award for global development in 2000 after introducing the tissue-culture banana to Kenya.

FORBES: Millions Served

The complex includes a training center for farmers, a demonstration plot and research and tissue-culture labs.

FORBES: Magazine Article

If tissue-culture technology, a predecessor to genetically modifying organisms, is any indicator, the payoff for Africa could be huge.

FORBES: Millions Served

"The unwillingness of Facebook and Google to share a public commons when it comes to the intersection of search and social is corrosive to the connective tissue of our shared culture, " he said.

BBC: Screenshot of Google+

At the Touro College School of Health Sciences in New York, Morris Benjaminson and his team are working on removing living tissue from fish, and then growing it in culture.

ECONOMIST: Monitor

In addition to the extremely expensive process of cloning, for each patient you have to culture stem cells and reliably turn them into the tissue you want with 100% efficiency, so you don't get a single left over stem cell that will cause tumors.

CNN: Human stem cell cloning: 'Holy Grail' or techno-fantasy?

To his delight, the extracted tissue thrived and grew, and many of the cells in the resulting culture did indeed contain proteins known to be characteristic of neural stem cells.

ECONOMIST: Stem cells