What is the function of bioreactors
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The main function of a properly designed bioreactor is to provide a controlled environment to achieve optimal growth and/or product formation in the particular cell system employed.
Explanation:
The main function of a properly designed bioreactor is to provide a controlled environment to achieve optimal growth and/or product formation in the particular cell system employed.
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All of the following are ways farmers practice sustainable water use except for:
extracting water from wells.
All of the other options are effective practices to conserve or reuse water sustainably.
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