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Nope. "Germs" for use in laboratories are often stored at temperatures far below anything in nature or a normal refrigerator. Once they warm up to their preferred temperature, they function normally. As always, there are exceptions to this, but likely not many.

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Yes it does. Its also a reason why stores in the winter keep the store cold to keep germs from traveling

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12y ago
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Yes it can because when it gets cold all the germs like disappear and yep it kills germs

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No, only warm/hot tempurture kills germs

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No.

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I wanted to know

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