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Department of Pharmacy, University_of Manchester.
2. FARRANT I
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(1965). Mechanism of cell “damage fduring ‘eezing and thawing and its prevention. Nature,
Lond., 205, 1284—7.%
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3. FLOSDORF E. W. (1949). Freeze—Drng.
Reinhold Publishing Corp.
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4. GREAVES R. I. N—. (1954). Theoretical aspects of drying by vacuum sublimation. In Biological Applications
of Freezing
87-129. Ed. R. J
.
Hafris. New York, Acadenc Press.
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5. GREAVES R. I. N. & DAVŒS ]
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D. (1965). Separate e”ects ofeezing, thawing and drying living cells.
Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 125, 5423—58.
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6. LOVELOCK J
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E. (1953). The mêàhanism of the protective action of glycerol against haemalysis by eezing
and thawing. Biochim. -biophys.»Aètag
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7. LOVEDOCK J. E'. & BÎ_SHOP MW H. (1959). Prevention offreezing damage
cells by dimethyl
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sulphoxyde. Nature, Lond., '183,
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8. LUSENA C. V. & COOK W. H.“'(1953).
in systems of biological interest. I. Efect of mem—
branes and solutes in”a model
systei.Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 46, 232—40.
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9. MACKENZΠA.
Fàctors*a”ecngthemechanism of transformation of ice into water vapour
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in the freeze-dryiñ‘g process. Ann. N. Y. ”Acad; Sci. 125, 522—47.
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10. MAZUR P. (1960). Physical factors implicated in the death of microorganisms at subzero temperatures.
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Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 85, 610—29.
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11.'POLGE C., SMITH A. U. & PARKES A. S. (1949).'Revival ofspermatazoa after vitrication and dehydration
at low temperatures. Nature, ‘Lond.,«lô4,è666. Ÿ'l
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12. REY L. R. (1960). Thermal analysis of eutectics-in eezing solutions. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 85, 510—34.
13. REY L. R. (1960). Study of the freezing and drying of tissues at very low temperatures. In Recent
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Research in Freezing and Drying. 40—62. Ed. A. S. Parkes & A. U. Smith. Oxford, Blackwell Scientic
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14. ROSTAND J. (1946). Glycérine et résistance du
basses températures. C. R Acad. Sci., .BarlS,
223, 15245.
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15. VmLLARD G. (1957).
l’étude de l’état
et de la 'cristallisationdes”solution‘s aqueuses.
1=6‘5.‘Thèsè, Masson et Cie-éd.”, Pas.
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FREEZBDRYNG
1. DAVIES I. D. (1963). The Preservation of Bacteria by Freeze—Drying. Honour‘S Degree Dissertation,
Department of Pharmacy, University_of Manchester.
2. FARRANT I
.
(1965). Mechanism of cell “damage fduring ‘eezing and thawing and its prevention. Nature,
Lond., 205, 1284—7.%
_
;
'
3. FLOSDORF E. W. (1949). Freeze—Drng.
Reinhold Publishing Corp.
_
4. GREAVES R. I. N—. (1954). Theoretical aspects of drying by vacuum sublimation. In Biological Applications
of Freezing
87-129. Ed. R. J
.
Hafris. New York, Acadenc Press.
,
5. GREAVES R. I. N. & DAVŒS ]
.
D. (1965). Separate e”ects ofeezing, thawing and drying living cells.
Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 125, 5423—58.
»
6. LOVELOCK J
.
E. (1953). The mêàhanism of the protective action of glycerol against haemalysis by eezing
and thawing. Biochim. -biophys.»Aètag
"
7. LOVEDOCK J. E'. & BÎ_SHOP MW H. (1959). Prevention offreezing damage
cells by dimethyl
>
sulphoxyde. Nature, Lond., '183,
'
-
8. LUSENA C. V. & COOK W. H.“'(1953).
in systems of biological interest. I. Efect of mem—
branes and solutes in”a model
systei.Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 46, 232—40.
'
9. MACKENZΠA.
Fàctors*a”ecngthemechanism of transformation of ice into water vapour
_
in the freeze-dryiñ‘g process. Ann. N. Y. ”Acad; Sci. 125, 522—47.
!
10. MAZUR P. (1960). Physical factors implicated in the death of microorganisms at subzero temperatures.
"
'
Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 85, 610—29.
‘
=
11.'POLGE C., SMITH A. U. & PARKES A. S. (1949).'Revival ofspermatazoa after vitrication and dehydration
at low temperatures. Nature, ‘Lond.,«lô4,è666. Ÿ'l
-
:.
‘
'
«
'
12. REY L. R. (1960). Thermal analysis of eutectics-in eezing solutions. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 85, 510—34.
13. REY L. R. (1960). Study of the freezing and drying of tissues at very low temperatures. In Recent
‘
Research in Freezing and Drying. 40—62. Ed. A. S. Parkes & A. U. Smith. Oxford, Blackwell Scientic
1
Publications.
-
…
_
:'
.
…' :; _;
.;
,
14. ROSTAND J. (1946). Glycérine et résistance du
basses températures. C. R Acad. Sci., .BarlS,
223, 15245.
«
_
_
_
-
'
15. VmLLARD G. (1957).
l’étude de l’état
et de la 'cristallisationdes”solution‘s aqueuses.
1=6‘5.‘Thèsè, Masson et Cie-éd.”, Pas.
'
°
'
‘
'
'
'
*“
‘
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