Cryopreservation Applications in Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology
Cryopreservation Applications in Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology by Kenneth E. Avis, published by Taylor & Francis on September 30, 1999, is a comprehensive exploration of cryopreservation principles relevant to the preservation of viable cells and cell materials for biopharmaceutical applications. This 500-page edition delves into various topics, including the freezing and thawing of cells, physiochemical phenomena, and the design of processes and systems tailored for effective preservation.
Readers will find detailed discussions on method selection considerations, preservation procedures, and the use of cryoprotectant additives. The book also addresses freeze-drying techniques for human live virus vaccines and criteria for selecting transport systems. Contributions from experts in the field enhance the depth of the content, making it a significant resource for those interested in medical, pharmacological, and biotechnological applications.
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This book covers the principles of cryopreservation as they relate the preservation of viable cells and cell materials being developed for biopharmaceutical applications. Topics include: the principles of freezing and thawing cells, physiochemical phenomena, process and system design options, method selection considerations, preservation procedures, cryoprotectant additives, freeze-drying human live virus vaccines, and transport system selection criteria. Contributions from well-known experts such as Steven S. Lee, Thomas C. Pringle, William H. Siegel, Richard Wisniewski, and Fangdong Yin make this the single most important study available.
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