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Pretty neat any real world applications? I would suspect cryogenics might be a pretty good contender considering that the control of ice-crystal formation is pr
by dogma1138 8y ago
Pretty neat any real world applications? I would suspect cryogenics might be a pretty good contender considering that the control of ice-crystal formation is pretty important for preserving tissue.
The recrystallisation inhibitor properties of what ever proteins are involved in this seems to be just what is needed as they prevent small ice-crystals from forming larger ones and the large crystals are the problem as they burst tissue.