In laboratory settings, incubation is typically conducted using specialized equipment such as incubators that can precisely control environmental conditions. The steps generally involve:
Preparing the test substance and ensuring it is at the desired concentration. Introducing the substance to the biological model, which could be cell cultures, tissues, or whole organisms. Placing the samples in the incubator and setting the necessary parameters such as temperature, humidity, and CO2 levels. Monitoring the samples at various time intervals to observe changes and gather data. Analyzing the results to determine the effects of the substance.
