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.
When the air rises because it is warmed up by the ground that is itself warmed up by the sunlight, it creates a low pressure that is then being filled by surrounding air masses and create wind. As the air rises and since the pressure is lower with altitude, it cools down by the so-called adiabatic effect - pretty much what happens in your fridge where a compressed gas is released through a nozzle. After reaching dew point, the moisture in the air condenses as clouds and precipitations.