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We have spent the last decade researching macromolecular cryoprotectants - these materials can cryopreserve plated, adhered cells.
Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), the gold standard cryoprotectant in cryopreservation since the 1960s, can no longer support the demands of users in a rapidly changing market. Cells are stored frozen in suspension and must be cultured for days or weeks before being used in an experiment. As a result, a cell biologist has to devote significant time to cell preparation and the routine maintenance of cell lines rather than other more valuable operations. CryoLogyx aims to challenge this process.
CryoLogyx uses a range of proprietary cryoprotectants, developed over several years at the University of Warwick, to achieve unique cryopreservation outcomes and make new frozen products and services.
Our cryoprotectants are based on large molecules similar to proteins. These are know as Macromolecular Cryoprotectants, and more closely mimic the structure and function of biomacromolecules used by extremophiles - animals and plants that survive and thrive in extreme environments.
This suite of proprietary cryoprotectant materials, which we call Cryoshield™, enables very high cell recoveries and allows us to cryopreserve cells in non-standard formats.
Find out more by downloading our white papers, or contacting us directly.
Introducing Cryoshield™: a superior cryopreservation solution
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