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cryopreserve

(krī′ō-prĭ-zûrv′)
tr.v. cryopre·served, cryopre·serving, cryopre·serves
To preserve (cells or tissue, for example) by freezing at very low temperatures.
cry′o·pres′er·va′tion (-prĕz′ər-vā′shən) n.
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The company's ability to aspirate a patient's own bone marrow, separate specific adult stem cells, multiply the cells in the company's GMP laboratory, and cryopreserve them for future therapeutic uses are being featured in the documentary.
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Whereas freezing of tissue samples results in damaging ice formation within cells and in the surrounding extracellular matrix, vitrification cryopreserves tissues without ice crystal formation.
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In this role the Laboratory continually develops, imports, breeds, characterizes, cryopreserves and supplies the world's broadest offering of unique specialty strains, called JAX(R) GEMM(TM) Strains.
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