How to cryopreserve fish embryos and bring them back to life (video)

Researchers say cryopreserving fish embryos could one day help restock depleted fish populations

By —— Bio and Archives--August 16, 2017

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Scientists report for the first time the ability to both deep freeze and reanimate zebrafish embryos. The method, appearing in the journal ACS Nano, could potentially be used to bank larger aquatic and other vertebrate oocytes and embryos, too, for a life in the future. See how the researchers did it in this Headline Science video: Watch a zebrafish embryo revive after being frozen in this Headline Science video
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