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freeze-thaw cycle

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freeze-thaw cycle
in cryosurgery, the process of rapid freeze and slow thaw that results in cell death. Often repeated a set number of times according to the size and nature of lesion being treated.
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Byline: ANI Washington, June 23 (ANI): Scientists have come up with a new theory that says volcanic blasts gave the Earth its polar ice caps about 34 million years ago, and kicked off a freeze-thaw cycle of ice ages that persists to this day.
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