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Medicine and Biology: Technologies Operating at Extremely Low Temperatures
- Introduction
- Cryostorage and Mechanisms of Cryopreservation
- General Principles of Vitrification
- Mechanisms of Freezing Injury
- Mechanisms of Slow-Freezing Injury in Cells Intended for Cryopreservation
- Mechanisms of Freezing Injury In Vivo
- Cell Cryopreservation in Mammals by Conventional Slow Freezing
- Cryobiology as a Cornerstone of Assisted Reproductive Technology
- Vitrification of Tissue: The LT Method
- Cryobiology as an Integral Aspect of Tissue Engineering
- Organ Preservation
- Contribution of Cryobiology to In Vitro Toxicology and Drug Pharmaceutical Development
- Tissue Banking
- Bone
- Articular Cartilage and Osteochondral Allografts
- Tendon and Meniscus
- Cornea
- Skin and Amniotic Membrane
- Heart Valves
- Tissue Banking: Summary
- Cryosurgery
- Conclusion
- Reference
- Internet References
Abstract
Alasdair G. Kay and Lilia L. Kuleshova
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