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Biotron
Biotron may refer to: * Biotron, a controlled ecological life-support system used for studying a living organism's response to specific environmental conditions or to produce uniform organisms for use in experiments * Space Environment Simulation Laboratory * Biotron (Wisconsin), at the University of Wisconsin-Madison * Biotron (Western University) at the University of Western Ontario run by Norman Hüner and Brian Branfireun * Phytotron at the California Institute of Technology * The biotron at the * The biotron at the University of Alberta * Biotron Limited, an Austrian biotech company and creator of BIT225 * The robot co-pilot in Micronauts (comics) * A negative resistance vacuum tube invented by John Scott-Taggart
Article summary
Biotron may refer to: * Biotron, a controlled ecological life-support system used for studying a living organism's response to specific environmental conditions or to produce uniform organisms for use in experiments * Space Environment Simulation Laboratory * Biotron (Wisconsin), at the University of Wisconsin-Madison * Biotron (Western University) at the University of Western Ontario run by Norman Hüner and Brian Branfireun * Phytotron at the California Institute of Technology * The biotron at the * The biotron at the University of Alberta * Biotron Limited, an Austrian biotech company and creator of BIT225 * The robot co-pilot in Micronauts (comics) * A negative resistance vacuum tube invented by John Scott-Taggart
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