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CryoLife Inc. (Popularity:  ): Probably the U.S. leader in research and cryopreservation of heart valves for transplant. Also preserves vascular tissue for heart bypass and vascular resonstruction, and connective tissue (tendons). Is also doing ...
National Seed Storage Laboratory (NSSL) (Popularity: ): The section on "Preservation" discusses cryogenic storage.
21st Century Medicine (Popularity: ): A research and development company in the fields of cryopreservation and ice control technologies for cryobiology and industrial uses. In Rancho Cucamonga, California.
Lyophilization Services of New England, Inc. (Popularity: ): Contract manufacturer providing lyophilization (freeze-drying) of products, both vial and bulk. In Manchester, New Hampshire.
Cryosite (Popularity: ): A company which provides secure off-site, ultra-low temperature and cryogenic storage for biological specimens. In Sydney, Australia.
Biolyph's Lyophilization Services (Popularity: ): Lyophilization (freeze-drying) and contract manufacturing of pharmaceutical and diagnostic products using LyoSpheres. In Hopkins, Minnesota.
Cryopreservation Research (Popularity: ): Research on trehalose and cryopreservation at University of Wisconsin, Molecular Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics Group. Click on "Research." Includes a link to their nanolithography program.
Phase Technologies (Popularity: ): An organization dedicated to the lyophilization (freeze-drying) process that is used in the manufacture of pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and diagnostic products. Also provides lyophilization services. In Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania.
LifeNet (Popularity: ): LifeNet is the largest, full-service, non-profit allograft Tissue Banking System in the United States. LifeNet is also a non-profit, federally-designated, Organ Procurement Organization providing donation systems for heart, liver, kidney, ...
Conservation of endangered animals by using sperm and embryo freezing (Popularity: ): A project to preserve several endangered mammals of far northern Europe, using cryopreservation. At the University of Kuopio, Finland.
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