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A two-factor hypothesis of freezing injury
Experimental Cell Research · 1972 · Vol. 71(2) · pp. 345–355
P. Mazur✉(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)S.P. Leibo(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)E.H.Y. Chu(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
nanoparticles nucleation surface interactionsPhysiological and biochemical adaptationsReproductive Biology and FertilityCryopreservationBiologyIntracellularDimethyl sulfoxideGlycerolExtracellularBiophysicsCryobiologySucroseCell biology
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AnimalsCell SurvivalCrystallizationFreezingGlycerolCricetinaeMicroscopy, ElectronPovidoneSaltsSucroseTrypsinCulture Techniques
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