What are the three types of mammalian cells in culture?

Most mammalian cells in culture can be categorized into three types based on their morphology:

• Fibroblast-like: These cells are bipolar or multipolar with elongated shapes, which grow attached to a substrate.
• Epithelial-like: They are polygonal in shape with more regular dimension. These cells grow attached to a substrate in discrete patches.
• Lymphoblast-like: They are spherical in shape and usually grown in suspension without attaching to a surface.