A trick from tardigrades could help human blood withstand freezing
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- Phys.org — A trick from tardigrades could help human blood withstand freezing
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If further developed, it could make the process simpler after thawing, reduce concerns associated with residual glycerol and help preserve the quality of stored cells.
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AI analysisThe study leverages a protein from tardigrades to stabilize red blood cells during freezing, potentially offering an alternative to glycerol that is currently used but can cause cell damage upon thawing. This could be particularly beneficial for preserving rare blood types.
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This research could lead to a simpler method of cryopreserving red blood cells without the need for glycerol, potentially reducing cell damage during thawing.
What would confirm it
- Further studies and clinical trials on the method's efficacy in humans
- Development of commercial protocols based on this research
- Comparison tests between the new method and glycerol-based cryopreservation
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