Biology of bacterial inclusion bodies. Bacterial inclusion bodies (IBs) are protein aggregates that have been commonly observed in recombinant Escherichia coli since the implementation of recombinant DNA technologies.
How is the lower atmosphere warmed from the surface upward? The lower atmosphere is warmed from the surface upward by ground temperature. As the ground warms up, the heat rises and causes warmer temperatures.
As it sinks deeper into the atmosphere, the pressure from the weight of the air above it pushes air molecules closer together, causing them to become more agitated and heating them up again. As a result, their temperature rises, even though no heat has been added. This process is referred to as adiabatic warming.