Freezing point

I dont know much about this "Cryonic Freezing" but what i have hurd of it gets me to thinking of a few things I ... freze a cell inside the body? My questions are ramdom, but they will come to a point when I getr all the Information I need.

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4ºC -> 96ºC below the boiling point of water at sea level. Or teh temperature of most fridges. Cold. 0ºC -> the freezing temperature of water. Freezing cold. -10ºC -> 10ºC below the freezing temperature of water. ...

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... is pretty much irreversible and, once apoptosis has past a certain point, the damage done is also irreversible. As for cryogenically frozen people, that's pretty much out right now as well, since freezing causes ice crystals to form in the cells, rupturing their membranes. ...

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I read some facts from the Internet that this cryonic freezing technology is used to freeze dead bodies at very low temperature around the boiling point of liquid nitrogen. At such temperature, dead bodies can definitely be prevented from being ...

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Just a few pointers: if you are going to use whole blood, the yield surely is going to be fairly low, ... to the nucleic acids. A bit late to say now, but separating white blood cells prior to freezing and using them greatly increases the yield and quality of the process. Of course, ...

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