Hi everyone,
Today at University I heard that human cells from the -80°C freezer often don't work after thawing. Especially when being frozen for a year or more.
I always thought -80°C would work well and -130°C would be better but optional.
Is this due to our freezer, or do you have similar experience?
-- Today at University I heard that human cells from the -80°C freezer often don't work after thawing. Especially when being frozen for a year or more.
I always thought -80°C would work well and -130°C would be better but optional.
Is this due to our freezer, or do you have similar experience?
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