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Vitrification of Equine Embryos
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 2006Vitrification can be used successfully to cryopreserve equine embryos. Embryos for vitrification should be collected from donor mares' uteri when they are 300 mm or less in diameter, however,and at the morula or early blastocyst stage of development. No special equipment is required for vitrification; the straw containing the embryo is exposed to vapor
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Vitrification Temperature of Water
Science, 1968The vitrification temperature ( T g ) of water is an elusive quantity because of the great difficulty in supercooling water sufficiently without initiating its crystallization.
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2014
Traditionally, employed methods for cryopreservation of living cells depend on the approach of slow freezing. Unfortunately, cryopreservation by freezing may result in loss of function and viability by several recognized mechanisms of which ice formation is the most significant.
Masashige Kuwayama +3 more
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Traditionally, employed methods for cryopreservation of living cells depend on the approach of slow freezing. Unfortunately, cryopreservation by freezing may result in loss of function and viability by several recognized mechanisms of which ice formation is the most significant.
Masashige Kuwayama +3 more
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A review on vitrification technologies of hazardous waste
Journal of Environmental Management, 2022Ya-Fen Wang +2 more
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Storage of tissues by vitrification
Transplantation Proceedings, 2000K G, Brockbank +5 more
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Outcome of blastocysts vitrification
JBRA Assisted Reproduction, 2011Ana Márcia de Miranda Cota +5 more
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