Definition: Cryobiology is a scientific discipline that explores the biological and chemical processes involved in freezing and thawing of living organisms. This field involves studying how cells, tissues, and organs freeze and thaw under controlled conditions to maintain their integrity and function during prolonged periods of exposure to cold temperatures or high temperatures. Cryobiologists also study the effects of cryopreservation on tissue repair, cell proliferation, and other biological processes in order to improve the preservation of living organisms for research, medicine, and agriculture.
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