2019
DOI: 10.1590/1678-4324-2019180204
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Use of Inert Gases for the Preservation of Nuclear Blood Cells

Abstract: The subject of the study was the stability of human white blood cell membranes subject to noble gases (xenon ad krypton, 0.6 mPa) clathrate cryoanabiosis (-80°C). A unique portable stainless steel low pressure container with a compartment for flexible plastic container was designed to ensure that the cells are saturated with gases. The samples were warmed after 1 and 30 days in a water bath (+38°C) for 35-50 sec, while the container was being tilted (2-3 times per second), until the temperature of the biologic… Show more

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“…Among the hydrateforming gases, xenon seems to be most promising for cryopreservation, because xenon gas hydrates are highly stable and are formed at near-zero temperature and relatively low pressure of about 1.5 bar [1,4,8,11]. The cryoprotective effect of xenon and other heavy inert gases during freezing was experimentally demon-strated in just few works [1,2,6,9,10]. The absence of the cryoprotective effect of xenon during slow freezing was also reported [5].…”
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“…Among the hydrateforming gases, xenon seems to be most promising for cryopreservation, because xenon gas hydrates are highly stable and are formed at near-zero temperature and relatively low pressure of about 1.5 bar [1,4,8,11]. The cryoprotective effect of xenon and other heavy inert gases during freezing was experimentally demon-strated in just few works [1,2,6,9,10]. The absence of the cryoprotective effect of xenon during slow freezing was also reported [5].…”
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confidence: 99%