1. the cultivation of two or more types of cells, tissues, or microorganisms together in the same culture medium
Usage: scientific; biology

1. to cultivate two or more types of cells, tissues, or microorganisms together in the same culture medium
Usage: scientific; biology

Examples

• The researchers used a coculture system to study cell interactions.
• Scientists coculture different bacterial strains to observe their behavior.
• The coculture of neurons and glial cells mimics brain tissue conditions.
• They decided to coculture the cancer cells with immune cells.
• This coculture technique allows for better drug testing results.
• The lab specializes in coculture methods for tissue engineering.