In order to assess toxicity, the
colligative properties of the solutions used must be considered, which correspond to the cell permeability of each cryoprotectant and the effect on osmolarity even before the procedure of cryopreservation (CHIAN & QUIIN, 2010).
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colligative" properties that harmonize the practice of urgent critical test result notifications.
Remarkably, the Eglps subsequently replaced the ancestral Glps in the holometabolan insects, the most successful group of terrestrial organisms in the history of life, possibly due to the improved efficiency of Eglps for glycerol conductance (Finn et al., 2015) and an increased requirement for a
colligative antifreeze (Duman, 2001; Stryer et al., 2010).
PVS2 is not used solely for dehydration; it is essential for avoiding water crystallization but also has a
colligative effect during cryopreservation, reducing molecule mobility and allowing cell vitrification during immersion into LN (VOLK; WALTERS, 2006).
The
colligative properties of the viscous liquid are designed to absorb heat and protect the function group of the agent when the rounds detonate.
Another study showed that when the concentration of hydrophilic comonomers was high, the
colligative properties of the entire mixture were changed, lowering the vapor pressure of the volatile components, such as nonpolymerizable solvents (i.e., acetone, ethanol, and water) [17].
Aside from their
colligative effects on FPeq and, therefore, ice content, cryoprotectants help maintain the structural and functional integrity of cells and tissues in the face of freezing and thawing stresses.
Based on inspection of the pH values and
colligative properties in Table 2, a range of solutions of amended SSP (1% P) was prepared.
