Cells grown in culture form a(n)

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When cells are grown in culture, they typically form a monolayer as they attach and grow on the surface of the culture dish, creating a single layer of cells. Bilayer refers to two layers, which is not typically the structure of cells grown in culture. Aggregate refers to a collection of cells or clusters, which can sometimes form in culture. Plaque refers to a visible zone of cell death or lysis, which is not necessarily a common occurrence in cell culture.

Cells Grown in Culture Form A(n)