Laboratory hypoxic chambers are specialised environments designed to simulate low-oxygen conditions for various research applications. These chambers allow scientists to study the effects of hypoxia on living organisms, cells, and biological processes. By precisely controlling oxygen levels, temperature, humidity, and other atmospheric conditions, hypoxic chambers enable researchers to investigate how reduced oxygen availability influences cellular responses, metabolic pathways, and disease progression. Common applications include cancer research, where hypoxic conditions can affect tumour growth, and studies on the physiological responses of animals to low-oxygen environments. Many hypoxic chambers come equipped with monitoring systems to ensure accurate control of oxygen levels and environmental parameters, enhancing experimental reliability. Overall, hypoxic chambers are invaluable tools in fields such as physiology, pharmacology, and environmental science.