Uses

• Microbial Culture Growth: Incubators provide a controlled environment (temperature, humidity, CO2 levels) to grow and maintain microbial cultures such as bacteria, fungi, and yeast.
• Cell and Tissue Cultures: Used in cell biology for growing and maintaining cell lines or tissue cultures under specific conditions.
• Hatching Eggs: In research related to zoology or animal biology, incubators are used to hatch bird or reptile eggs in controlled settings.
• Pharmaceutical Testing: In drug testing, incubators provide the conditions necessary to observe the effects of substances on biological specimens over time.
• Enzyme Activity Studies: Maintaining optimal temperatures for enzyme activity tests, crucial in biochemistry experiments.
• Bacterial Testing: Used in environmental, food safety, and clinical laboratories to incubate samples for bacterial contamination tests.
• Spermatogenesis and Embryogenesis Studies: Supporting sperm development and embryo growth in reproductive biology research.
• Fermentation Studies: Incubators allow for controlled fermentation processes in industrial and food-related research.