Institute of Cytology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Research institute in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
The Institute of Cytology is a research facility in Saint Petersburg that focuses on cell structures, genetic mechanisms, and microscopic analysis methods. Work takes place in specialized laboratory spaces equipped with modern instruments for cellular and genetic investigation.
The facility was founded in 1957 and grew into a leading center for cell research in Russia. Over decades, it expanded its capabilities and played a key role in advancing Soviet and later Russian cell biology.
The institute attracts researchers from around the world who come to learn about advances in cell biology and engage with its scientific community. This constant flow of visitors and collaborators shapes how the place functions as a hub for international scientific exchange.
Visitors should know this is an active research center with limited public access, typically requiring advance permission or scientific connections to enter. Weekday visits during standard working hours offer the best chance to see the facility in operation.
The institute maintains a strong tradition of applying its research findings to practical fields like medicine, agriculture, and environmental protection. This bridge between theoretical work and real-world applications sets it apart from many other research centers.
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