In Vivo (vs In Vitro and Ex Vivo) - The Definitive Guide

The term in vivo refers to a type of experiment that is carried out within a whole, living organism - such as a plant or animal.

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In Vivo (vs In Vitro and Ex Vivo) - The Definitive Guide

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