Cell incubator
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A cell incubator is an apparatus used to grow and maintain cell cultures. The incubator keeps cultures at an optimal temperature and humidity. Many will also regulate the carbon dioxide and oxygen content of the atmosphere inside. Cell incubators are essential for much experimental work in cell biology.
See also:
stem cell.
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