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Yes, any experiment that freezes down something large and multicellular like an organ and thaws it and it works. The reason freezing cells works is that they h
by Mistletoe 4y ago
Yes, any experiment that freezes down something large and multicellular like an organ and thaws it and it works.
The reason freezing cells works is that they have no large 3d structure and the surface area to volume works with the slow freeze down process (1 deg. C per min.) and rapid thawing (as fast as possible) necessary for them to survive.
- Self-Perfection 4y agoCold resistant frogs fit your description. Hyla japonica withstands freezing to -30°C They function just fine after thawing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_tree_frog#Cold_resistance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_tree_frog#Cold_resist...