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cryopreserve
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cry·o·pre·serve  (kr-pr-zûrv)
tr.v. cry·o·pre·served, cry·o·pre·serv·ing, cry·o·pre·serves
To preserve (cells or tissue, for example) by freezing at very low temperatures.

cryo·preser·vation (-przr-vshn) n.


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Irene Wapnir, MD, associate professor, department of surgery, Stanford University School of Medicine, said: "The burden of facing premature menopause adds to the stress experienced by young cancer survivors," She added: "Fertility preservation through cryopreservation of eggs or fertilized oocytes may be an important measure to offset these concerns and promote emotional well-being.
Jenny Vince will remain as an adviser to the company, which provides specialist IVF products used for techniques such as cryopreservation, fertilisation, embryo growth and pre-implantation genetic diagnosis.
A recent study looked at whether cryopreservation of sperm before treatment allowed men who had survived cancer to father children after treatment.
 
 
 
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