1986
DOI: 10.1080/01811789.1986.10826789
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Effets des substances cryoprotectrices au niveau cellulaire

Abstract: Résumé.-Les effets de la congélation et ceux des substances cryoprotectrices sur les cellules sont présentés en dégageant les aspects concernant les divers mécanismes qui entraînent la mort des cellules et ceux qui permettent leur résistance aux très basses températures. Les causes de la mortalité des cellules peuvent résulter d'un effet direct de la cristallisation intracellulaire ou d'un effet indirect dû à une cristallisation extracellulaire. La résistance des cellules aux très basses températures peut être… Show more

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“…As shown by studies with light and electron microscopes, they act by reducing the size of cells and vacuoles, and splitting larger into smaller vacuoles, respectively. The cells of the early lag stage and the stationary growth stage proved to be the most sensitive to frost damage, apparently due to their size and high water content (Gazeau and Dereuddre 1986).…”
Section: Role Of Cell Stagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…As shown by studies with light and electron microscopes, they act by reducing the size of cells and vacuoles, and splitting larger into smaller vacuoles, respectively. The cells of the early lag stage and the stationary growth stage proved to be the most sensitive to frost damage, apparently due to their size and high water content (Gazeau and Dereuddre 1986).…”
Section: Role Of Cell Stagementioning
confidence: 99%