edited by John G. Baust
Advances in Biopreservation addresses the breadth of the field of biopreservation and the functional maintenance of biologically derived products.
Features:
- Offers the first comprehensive reference text on biopreservation
- Describes cutting-edge information detailing recent advancements
- Written by recognized international leaders in the biopreservation field
Contents
- Concepts in Biopreservation
- Fundamentals of Hypothermic Preservation
- Properties of Cells & Tissues Influencing Preservation Outcome: Molecular Basis of Preservation Induced Cell Death
- Selective Cryotherapy: Preservation-Ablation
- Biomaterials
- Viability and Functional Assays Used to Assess Preservation
- Preservation of Cellular Therapies: Gene Therapy, Cellular and Metabolic Engineering
- Tissue Preservation
- Organ Preservation for Transplantation
- Cryopreservation of Non-Mammalian Metazoan Systems
- The Use of Intracellular Protectants in Cell Biopreservation
- Thermal Instruments and Devices in Cryobiological Research and Applications
- Solid Mechanics Aspects of Cryobiology
- Stabilization of Mammalian Cells in the Dry State
Index