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Zeiss Incubation System The ZEISS Incubation System precisely controls and monitors temperature, humidity, and other critical parameters to ensure that microscopic observations and investigations are carried out in the same environment that living cells experience during their normal life cycle. The Incubation System consists of a series of stackable components that allow the efficient and independent control of temperature, humidity, and pH, CO2 and O2 concentration. (Carl Zeiss)

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