21. International Cryobiology Young Researchers Group Welcome to the International cryobiology Young Researchers Group Website The Internationalcryobiology Young Researcher (ICYR) Group was established in 1998 by http://www.icyr.org/

There are no news articles to display at this time. Cryobiology is the study of life at low temperatures. you are here: Home Saturday - March 22 - 2003 Welcome to the International Cryobiology Young Researchers Group Website The International Cryobiology Young Researcher (ICYR) Group was established in 1998 by a group of graduate students from Canada, the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany and Australia. Their intent was to create a formalized organization to enhance communication and encourage networking amongst young cryobiologists in similar stages of professional development, and to create a means to direct the future of low temperature biology. Presently, the ICYR is composed of students, post-doctoral researchers, and young cryobiologists from around the world who share a commitment to developing and promoting cryobiology. The objectives of the International Cryobiology Young Researcher Group shall be: to foster international communication and interactions amongst young cryobiology researchers; and to promote the science of cryobiology.

22. Manual Manual of the general principles of cryobiology, especially regarding the preservation of sperm and embryos. Detailed but accessible to the educated layman. http://www.asymptote.co.uk/cryo/manual.shtml

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23. International Cryobiology Young Researchers Group Monday March 17 - 2003. What is cryobiology? P. Mazur, Science 168 939-949(1970). cryobiology is the study of living things at low temperature. http://www.icyr.org/admin/DynamicPage/default.cfm?PageId=2

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25. BioMonde Research And Development Bulgarian cryobiology researchers claim to have freezedried, stored, and transplanted most of the vital organs. No details; claims appear to be of dubious credibility. Supposedly part of the Bulgarian Institute of cryobiology and Lyophilisation. http://bio-monde.com/r&d.htm

26. 21st Century Medicine Protecting cells from such damage is the primary challenge of cryobiology. cryobiologyis the science of preserving biological specimens at low temperatures. http://www.21cm.com/cryobiology.html

The cells in a human being perform their functions using energy derived by combining oxygen with energy rich molecules such as glucose. Unfortunately, a human cell is a delicate, dynamic, yet unstable system, which tends to suffer irrevocable damage when it is frozen and rewarmed. Protecting cells from such damage is the primary challenge of cryobiology. The Principles of Cryobiology The principles of cryobiology are rooted in the Arrhenius Equation, a theory derived in 1889 by Nobel-prize-winning Swedish scientist Svante August Arrhenius. The Arrhenius Equation states that all chemical reactions occur more slowly as the temperature falls. This rule applies to cellular processes on a microscopic level. Subsequently, when the temperature is raised, the speed of chemical reactions returns to normal. This suggests the intriguing theoretical possibility that many life processes can be made to pause and restart by radically adjusting temperature. This principle has important applications in organ transplants. Today, standard organ preservation solutions allow a heart or a kidney to remain viable for less than 48 hours while it is outside the body. This brief window of opportunity forces surgeons to race against the clock, and often results in compromises, as an available organ has to be transplanted into an available donor even though tissue matching is less than ideal.

27. HIA-Cryobiology Research Group 'cryobiology' Head Dr. B. Glasmacher (0241) 80 88611 Email glasmacher@hia.rwth-aachen.de. Research activities. http://www.hia.rwth-aachen.de/Ww/kryoE.html

Research Group 'Cryobiology' Head: Dr. B. Glasmacher (0241) 80 - 88611 Email: glasmacher@hia.rwth-aachen.de Research activities Long-term preservation of biological material by deep-freezing and freezedrying Development of the "One-step procedure" for autologous reinfusion of cryopreserved human erythrocytes mixed with the cryoprotectant hydroxyethyl starch Analysis of the influence of cryoprotectants on crystallization kinetics and glass formation, using DSC-techniques Cryomicroscopical description of ice crystal morphology in cryoprotective solutions and of the interaction between ice crystals and biological cells Examination of the causes of cell damage during freezing of living cells Experimental and numerical study of heat and mass transfer during cooling and drying of biological material Study on the cryosurgical aspects of heat transfer during deliberate destruction of tissue. Biomechanics Ergonomics Cryobiology Measurement Techniques ... HIA

28. CryoLab cryobiology laboratory at Roskilde University, Denmark. Concentration on cold adaptation in animals, with ongoing research in antifreeze proteins, microtubules, cryopreservation. http://virgil.ruc.dk/~cryolab

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31. Cryobiology - A Short Course cryobiology A Short Course. Ken Muldrew, Dept. WWW Resources for cryobiology Glossaryof Unusual Terms A Lexicon of Snow next Document last updated Mar. http://www.ucalgary.ca/~kmuldrew/cryo_course/course_outline.html

Cryobiology - A Short Course University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Locksley E. McGann, Dept. of Pathology, University of Alberta, Alberta, Canada. This web-based textbook is intended as an introduction to the science of cryobiology the study of living things at low temperatures. It is a work in progress and will be built up piecemeal, as time permits. You may find various sections assume wildly different backgrounds for the reader, but hopefully as work progresses, this will become less of a problem. Note: You will need IBM's techexplorer plugin to view the equations in this document as they are formatted in TeX. Go to IBM's site to get it. Contents Life at Low Temperatures What is Temperature? What is Life? Where Does Life Come From? ... Historical Perspective 3. Water Structure and Properties of Water The Water Molecule Water Structure Models of Liquid Water ... Modern Bulk Phase Theories 4. Aqueous Solutions Aqueous Solutions (PDF file) Solutions Concentration ... The Boyle-Van't Hoff Relation 5. Permeability Diffusion (PDF file) Molecular Motion Diffusion ... Coupled Transport of Solvent and Solute 6. Physical Aspects of Freezing

32. Cryo Teams home, cryobiology team Cryosurgery team Edmonton team Endocare contact Medical physicsteam Breakthroughs Phase III prostate study Imaging cryotherapy Kidney http://www.ucalgary.ca/UofC/faculties/md/CRYO/people/people.html

Cryobiology team Cryosurgery team Edmonton team Endocare contact ... Medical physics team Breakthroughs Phase III prostate study Imaging cryotherapy Kidney treatment Freezing injury Cryopreservation Cryomicrosope Simulations Treatment planning Abstracts Papers Presentations Grants Cryotherapy Cryobiomics MRI, CT and ultrasound Image processing Simulation Gallery ACC Cancer Links ... U Penn Cancer Center Link summaries Sherri Liang Zhihong Liu Lanchi Mai Ken Muldrew Bryan Donnelly John Saliken P.C. Anoop Stacey Ebertz Heidi Elmoazzen Locksley McGann John Rewcastle Peter Kennedy Steve Sawchuk

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35. Cryobiology Innovations And Patents cryobiology Innovations and Patents © 2002, XQ23.COM Research More informationon cryobiology and cryobiology Research References. http://www.health.xq23.com/updates/Cryobiology.html

Cryobiology Innovations and Patents © 2002, XQ23.COM Research Aerospace Medicine Agriculture Allergy Anatomy ... Great Minds LEGISLATION Arthritis Legislation More information on: Cryobiology and Cryobiology Research References. Recent U.S. patents related to Cryobiology: 6,368,784: Electroporation buffer with cryprotective capabilities 6,365,338: Organ preservative solution containing trehalose, anti-oxidant, cations and an energy source 6,361,934: Method and apparatus for cryopreservation 6,361,933: Solutions for the preservation of tissues 6,359,014: Polyoxypropylene/polyoxyethylene copolymers with improved biological activity 6,358,678: Applications of reversible crosslinking and co-treatment in stabilization and viral inactivations of erythrocytes 6,355,448: Sterilization indicator with chemically stabilized enzyme 6,347,525: Ice seeding apparatus for cryopreservation systems 6,344,340: Viability assay for sporocyst-forming protozoa 6,342,372: Eukaryotic layered vector initiation systems for production of recombinant proteins 6,331,310: Solid dose delivery vehicle and methods of making same

36. University Of Luton | Sensors And Cryobiology Research Group cryobiology Research cryobiology research is being undertaken in three key areasThe development photosynthetic prokaryotes. cryobiology publications. http://www.luton.ac.uk/scrg/research/cryobiology.html

Cryobiology Research Cryobiology research is being undertaken in three key areas: The development of cryopreservation methods for fish eggs and embryos. This work involves the exploration of the structural and physiological factors restricting cryoprotectant modification of eggs/embryos, the nature of chill sensitivity in fish embryos and the development of protocols for either controlled slow cooling or vitrification as a route to successful cryopreservation. Optimisation of cryopreservation of modified vertebrate cell lines, including genetically modified strains, to retain high levels of viability; and to explore the use of genetic markers to enable rapid assessment of viability following recovery from storage in liquid nitrogen. Optimisation of freeze-drying of a wide range of prokaryotic cell biocatalysts in biosensor configuration in order to achieve very high levels of cell survival (90+%) following resuscitation; and the development of freeze-drying protocols for photosynthetic prokaryotes Cryobiology publications Cryobiology research Sensors research Staff ... University home

37. University Of Luton | Sensors And Cryobiology Research Group Selected SCRG Publications cryobiology Publications. XH Liu, TT Zhangand DM Rawson. Effects embryos. cryobiology, in press Abstract. http://www.luton.ac.uk/scrg/publications/cryobiology.html

Selected SCRG Publications Cryobiology Publications X-H Liu, T T Zhang and D M Rawson. Effects of cooling rates and anoxia on the chilling sensitivity of zebrafish (Danio rerio) embryos. Cryobiology, in press [Abstract]. D M Rawson, T Zhang, D Kalicharan and W L Jongebloed. FE-SEM and TEM studies of the chorion, plasma membrane and syncytial layers of the gastrula stage embryo of the zebrafish (Brachydanio rerio): a consideration of the structural and functional relationship with respect to cryoprotectant penetration. Aquaculture Research, in press. T Zhang. Cryopreservation of fish eggs and embryos. In: P Watson and W Holt (eds.) Vertebrate germplasm resource banking - Strategies and techniques. Taylor and Francis, London, in press. X-H Liu. Studies on limiting factors relating to the cryopreservation of fish embryos. PhD Thesis, University of Luton, March 2000. X-H Liu, T T Zhang and D M Rawson. Effects of cooling rates and anoxia on the chilling sensitivity of zebrafish (Danio rerio) embryos.

38. ORO: Oxford Reference Online Walker, cryobiology from A Dictionary of Biology. The study of theeffects of very low temperatures on organisms, tissues, and cells. http://www.oxfordreference.com/pub/views/sample_02.html

Sample Entries Key Features Subjects and Titles OUP Team Free Tour ... Alice Walker Cryobiology from A Dictionary of Biology The study of the effects of very low temperatures on organisms, tissues, and cells. The ability of some animal tissues to remain viable in a frozen state enables them to be preserved by freezing for future use as grafts. From A Dictionary of Biology Oxford University Press Terms and Conditions of Use

39. CRYOBIOLOGY 2000 400 Selected Abstract Presentations (continued). 530 Close of Meeting. 530Closing Awards BBQ Banquet. Session 8 cryobiology of Gametes and Embryos. http://www.healthtech.com/conference/00cry/

CRYOBIOLOGY 2000 Advances in the Field of Low Temperature Biology, Medicine, and Agriculture The 37th Annual Meeting of The Society for Cryobiology in Association with the Society for Low Temperature Biology July 30 – August 1, 2000 Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Kresge Auditorium Adjacent to 84 Massachusetts Avenue • Cambridge, Massachusetts SPONSORED BY Society for Cryobiology Society for Low Temperature Biology Center for Engineering in Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Cambridge Healthtech Institute The objective of this meeting is to promote a better understanding of the principles of cryobiology and to provide a forum of exchange for scientists and technologists who specialize in various aspects of low temperature biology, medicine, and agriculture. HIGHLIGHT PRESENTATION Cryobiosphere: Viable Paleomicroorganisms in Permafrost Environment Dr. David A. Gilichinsky, Russian Academy of Sciences INVITED SPEAKERS Dr. Thomas J. Anchordoquy, University of Colorado School of Pharmacy Dr. John Biggers, Harvard Medical School

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