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Studies on the mechanisms of mammalian cell killing by a freeze-thaw cycle: Conditions that prevent cell killing using nucleated freezing
W. Thomas Shier
Medicinal Chemistry
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Chemical Compounds
Cryoprotective Agent
100%
Mammalian Cell
72%
Sucrose
43%
Isotonic Solution
37%
Organic Solvent
34%
Fluidization
31%
Vitrification
30%
Trehalose
29%
Dimethyl Sulfoxide
22%
Glycerol
19%
Glucose
17%
Resistance
14%
Agriculture & Biology
freeze-thaw cycles
85%
freezing
60%
cryoprotectants
40%
carbohydrates
23%
thawing
23%
cells
22%
sucrose
16%
toxicity
15%
vitrification
13%
concentrating
13%
trehalose
12%
dimethyl sulfoxide
12%
ice
11%
cultured cells
10%
crystals
10%
cell membranes
10%
glycerol
9%
cell lines
8%
uptake mechanisms
7%
glucose
6%
methodology
3%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Dimethyl Sulfoxide
77%
Freezing
70%
Sucrose
34%
Cultured Cells
29%
Isotonic Solutions
24%
Trehalose
23%
Vitrification
23%
Ice
21%
Membranes
20%
Cytoprotection
20%
Glycerol
18%
Cell Membrane
12%
Glucose
10%
Cell Line
10%