Cryopreservation 1 article

In biotechnology, cryopreservation is a low-temperature preservation of cells, tissues or other biological material tied to regenerative medicine, tissue models and cell engineering. Mechanistically, the entity involves low-temperature biological storage together with cell freezing, with tissue freezing helping distinguish one implementation from another. The taxonomy keeps the concept level distinct, with low-temperature biological storage and cell freezing serving as characteristics rather than alternative names for cryopreservation.