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A must-read in the IJR: a review of storage temperatures for biological material
To improve storage efficiency, the authors of a review article take stock of storage temperatures for biological material (cells, proteins, DNA, etc).
At low temperatures, biological and chemical reactions in living cells are dramatically reduced, leading to the long-term preservation of both cells and tissues. Different cooling rates and storage temperatures are required depending on cell characteristics and permea...
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