variables involved in vitrification protocols and without routine
reliance on available mathematical models that can optimize the
introduction and washout of pCPAs and minimize cryoprotectant
toxicity. Consequently, a bright future for cryopreservation by
vitrification seems assured.
Acknowledgments
Supported by 21
st Century Medicine, Inc. We thank Mehmet
Toner for bringing the work of Goetz and Goetz and of Stiles to
our attention.
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