Cell cryopreservation is a specialized technique employed to cool and preserve living cells at extremely low temperatures, ensuring their viability and functionality for subsequent use. This process involves the addition of a cryoprotective agent to safeguard the cells against potential damage during freezing. Following this, the cells are gradually cooled to temperatures typically below -150°C, effectively halting all metabolic activity.

Cell cryopreservation is a specialized technique employed to cool and preserve living cells at extremely low temperatures, ensuring their viability and functionality for subsequent use. This process involves the addition of a cryoprotective agent to safeguard the cells against potential damage during freezing. Following this, the cells are gradually cooled to temperatures typically below -150°C, effectively halting all metabolic activity.