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Dictionary » I » Incubator IncubatorIncubator 1. A container in which controlled environmental conditions may be maintained; e.g., for culturing microorganisms. 2. An apparatus for maintaining an infant (usually premature) in an environment of proper oxygenation, humidity, and temperature. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: growing bacteria in petri dishes... off that after half an hour .... try to maintain it for long as 5hours with a intermediate half an hour gap. I tried it in my lab as we had some Incubator problem during my research and it worked, even though some plates got contaminated. Try it, hope it works... :)
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drying techniqueIf your incubator is not in micro control, I'd be careful. If your autoclave has no drying cycle, you could trying leaving the bottles insidethe unopned utoclave while it cools - this might pull a neg pressure with some residual ...
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I have problem with my cellsDear Guys :( I am know in cell culture, so I wish if any one can help me. Yesterday I have cleaned my incubator with hypochlorite solution. wash it with water then alcohol as It has this strange smell plus I had some contamination. Then I cultured my cells from stock it doesnt ...
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Learning tissue culture, specifically moDC generation... attach readily to most "hard" plastic surfaces), serum-free culture medium (such as AIM-V), growth factors (poly-I:C, GM-CSF) and an incubator. Toss freshly isolated PBMCs on a properly sized plate (e.g. 24-well plate) in AIM-V, incubate for, say, 2 hours at +37C and wash the wells ...
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