BACTERIA  CRYOPRESERVATION PROTOCOL

  • Thompson M
  • Bonavia A
  • Thompson M
  • et al.
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Abstract

Snap freezing, or flash freezing, is the process by which samples are lowered to temperatures below -70°C very rapidly using dry ice or liquid nitrogen. Snap freezing achieves the same endpoint as slow rate-controlled freezing, but at approximate rate of -10-1000°C/min, compared to -1°C/min. Snap freezing with a CoolRack® module will provide sample vessel stability, organization and consistent freezing parameters, rapid hands-free sample processing while avoiding lost or contaminated samples. Snap freezing is performed on a pre-cooled CoolRack, which ensures fast heat transfer. This method can provide excellent specimen integrity and a wide array of options for analysis, including extraction of proteins, DNA and RNA for use in research and diagnostics.

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Thompson, M., Bonavia, A., Thompson, M., Schryver, B., & Ehrhardt, R. (2012). BACTERIA  CRYOPRESERVATION PROTOCOL. Protocol Exchange. https://doi.org/10.1038/protex.2012.006

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