Subject: What is the function of egg yolk and glycerol in cryopreservation?
Date: Wed May 16 04:40:20 2001
Posted by Natalie
Grade level: grad (science)
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Country: Australia
Area of science: Cell Biology
ID: 990002420.Cb
Message:
Recently I attended a prac session for my university course in which we done a
project on the cryopreservation of wombat spermatozoa. The diluents we used was
Tris Citrate, egg yolk and glycerol. I know glycerol is used for intracellular
protection while egg yolk is used for extracellular. I am wondering what the
actual function is of these cryoprotectants are??
Re: What is the function of egg yolk and glycerol in cryopreservation?
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