CO2 Incubation

CO2 incubation is a controlled environment used in laboratories to cultivate and grow cells, tissues, or microorganisms. It provides a stable and regulated atmosphere with controlled levels of carbon dioxide (CO2), temperature, and humidity to mimic the conditions necessary for optimal cell growth and maintenance. This technique is crucial in cell culture studies, microbiology, and various biological and medical research applications, as it ensures that the cells or organisms are provided with the right conditions for proliferation, allowing researchers to study their behavior, metabolism, and responses to different experimental conditions accurately. CO2 incubators play a vital role in maintaining the health and viability of biological specimens during in vitro experiments.

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