Incubators - Cooled for Drosophila/Fruit Fly Research

Cooled incubators designed for Drosophila (fruit fly) research play a crucial role in the study of genetics, development, and behaviour in these model organisms. These incubators maintain precise temperature control, typically between 18°C and 25°C, which is essential for optimal growth, reproduction, and longevity of fruit flies. The ability to create a stable and regulated environment helps researchers conduct experiments with reproducible results. Many cooled incubators are equipped with features such as humidity control, programmable settings, and real-time monitoring to ensure that the conditions remain ideal for fruit fly cultures. This is particularly important for experiments involving genetic crosses, behavioural assays, and developmental studies. By providing the right environment, these incubators facilitate groundbreaking research in genetics, evolutionary biology, and neurobiology.