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cryoprotectant
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cry·o·pro·tec·tant  (kr-pr-tktnt)
n.
A substance, such as glycerol, used to protect cells or tissues from damage during freezing.

cryo·pro·tectant adj.
cryo·pro·tective adj.


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Before cryopreservation can be realized, evidence from numerous studies on fish and other species of bivalve mollusc has highlighted the importance of identifying the type and concentration of appropriate sperm cryoprotective agents (CPAs) for the species of interest, as many CPAs show varying degrees of toxicity to sperm either in isolation, or when applied in different combinations (Chao et al.
However, in a unique collaboration at the University of Alberta, researchers have pioneered a novel cryopreservation methodology for preserving stem cells from umbilical cord and peripheral blood without the use of DMSO or other traditional cryoprotective chemicals, Lifebank reports.
In vitro effects of cryoprotective agents on the response of murine T and B lymphoid subpopulations to mitogenic agents.
 
 
 
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