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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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