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... normal functional tissue destruction near the treatment site). This review starts with a brief overview of cryosurgical technology including probes and cryogens and major mechanisms of cellular, vascular injury and possible immunological effects due to freeze-thaw treatment in vivo. The review...

... to denaturation when exposed to extremes of p H and temperature. We have utilized intrinsic fluorescence and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy to determine the structural transitions of encapsulated lysozyme in the range of − 120 ° C < T < 100 ° C . At cryogenic temperatures encapsulated lysozyme did...

... After Freezing and Freeze-Drying ,” Eur. J. Pharm. Biopharm. 0939-6411 , 45 ( 3 ), pp. 249 – 257 . 10.1016/S0939-6411(98)00007-1 biomedical engineering biothermics cryogenics freezing molecular biophysics nucleation proteins sublimation ultrasonic applications nucleation...

... Expansion of Ingredients on the Cocktails VS55 and DP6 ,” Cell Preservation Technology , 2 ( 3 ), pp. 215 – 226 . Rabin , Y. , Taylor , M. J. , and Wolmark , N. , 1998 , “ Thermal Expansion Measurements of Frozen Biological Tissues at Cryogenic Temperatures ,” ASME J. Biomech. Eng...

... behavior and thermal properties of various biomaterials is still incomplete, especially at cryogenic temperatures ⩽ − 40 ° C . Moreover, in these applications, chemicals are often added to improve their outcome, which can result in significant variation in the phase change behavior and thermal properties...