Multiple Choice
Why are cells cultured in the lab such a useful model system for studying human disease?
A) Cells only function when they are not organized into tissues.
B) Humans are a varied population and extrapolating from physiological studies yields mixed results.
C) Cells cultured in the lab behave exactly the same as cells in the human body.
D) Cells are very inexpensive to grow.
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