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Islet Cryopreservation Protocols
1 Jun 1999
Abstract excerpt
Low temperature banking of islets has facilitated ongoing clinical trials, allowing for the collection and long-term storage of islets during which viability and sterility assessment can be carried out. Islets from most species of animals have been cryopreserved using various freeze-thaw protocols; however, the best to date is slow cooling to -40 degrees C and rapid thawing from -196 degrees C. If one carefully...
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