Cryopreservation of Newborn Mice Adrenal Cell Suspension. II. Effect Caused by Concentration of Serum as Component of Cryoprotective Medium
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cryopreservation, adrenal glands, newborn mice, DMSOAbstract
The effect of fetal bovine serum (FBS) and dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) concentrations within cryoprotective medium on the viability indices by exclusion of trypan blue, survival and hormonal activity of adrenal cells of newborn mice after freeze-thawing has been studied. Application of 10 and 25% serum enabled to increase a number of viable adrenal cells of newborn rats if compared with serum-free media. The highest indices of viability (from 71.4 upto 76.0%) and survival (99.0%) were observed after freeze-thawing of adrenal cells in the media, containing 10, 15, 20% DMSO and 25% FBS. However, hormonal and proliferative activities were reduced if compared with the control culture. Probl Cryobiol Cryomed 2013; 23(1):66–74.
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