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what you incubate is generally E.coli at 37C. The optimum growth temperature for this bacteria is 37, although if you are expressing some specific recombinant protein the induction temperature may very depending upon the promoter of recombinant gene, but the general temp for bacterial growth is 37C.
There are other bacteria like Listeria Monocytogenes which grow at 8C, also, after appropriate growth of E.coli sometimes you change temperature or can do other things depending upon you promoter for recombinant gene in it.
So bottom line generally 37C for growth, but also depends on bacteria in very few cases for purpose of biotechnology.
hope this will help you.
Anthropology is the study of human beings and their cultures. It examines the diversity of human societies, their behaviors, beliefs, and social structures to understand the complexities of the human experience.
The study of humans and human cultures is primarily encompassed within the field of anthropology. This discipline examines the development, behavior, beliefs, and practices of societies across time and space, exploring aspects such as language, art, religion, and social structures. Anthropologists often use both qualitative and quantitative research methods to understand cultural diversity and the complexities of human experiences. Additionally, related fields like sociology and cultural studies also contribute to understanding human cultures.
All agar plates are incubated at all temps because that is the best temperature for those particular bacteria to grow and reproduce quickly so a person can see results. Some agar plates get incubated at room temp around 22-24c so only certain bacteria will grow, or 30c so only yeast will grow or 37c so only E. coli will, the temp depends on what bacteria is being grown.
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Bacterial cultures are incubated at 37 degrees Celsius because this temperature mimics the normal human body temperature, providing optimal conditions for bacterial growth and reproduction. Additionally, many human pathogens thrive at this temperature, making it ideal for culturing them in the laboratory.
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A cultural anthropologist studies human cultures.
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