Cryopreservation involves preserving living cells and tissues at extremely low temperatures, usually using liquid nitrogen at -196°C. At such low temperatures, any biological activity including cell division and metabolic processes is effectively stopped. This allows long-term storage of biological specimens such as human eggs, sperm, embryos, and stem cells for future use in fertility...
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