In Vivo Definition

vēvō
adjective
Occurring within the living organism.
Webster's New World
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Origin of In Vivo

  • New Latin in vīvō Latin in in Latin vīvō ablative of vīvus living, a living body

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Borrowed from Latin.

    From Wiktionary

In Vivo Sentence Examples

  • By doing this they are protecting natural populations in the forest, sustaining biological diversity in vivo.

  • Stimulation of ACC oxidase activity " in vivo " by different effectors is differentially sensitive to inhibitors.

  • The fluorescence lifetime of the injected in vivo chromophore strongly depends on the content of water in different areas.

  • Members expressed concerns that the in-vivo rat liver UDS assay had not been conducted to modern standards.

  • David is well known for his expertise in using gene targeted macrophages to deliver cytokines to inflamed sites to provide in vivo biosensors.

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