CryoLetters

CryoLetters is a bimonthly, international journal for low temperature science and technology

CryoLetters launched its series of PERSPECTIVES articles in the middle of 2020.

They aim to provide an overview of recent developments in cryobiology and cryobiotechnology that will appeal to a wide readership.

These mini-reviews are available as Open Access PDF articles, at no cost to the authors. Please submit your suggestions to editor@cryoletters.org.

• Genome resource banking for wildlife conservation: promises and caveats
  William V. Holt and Pierre Comizzoli Volume 42 6 (2021)
• Rooster spermatozoa cryopreservation and quality assessment
  Andrea Svoradová, Lenka Kuželová, Jaromír Vašíček, Andrej Baláži, Lucia Olexiková, Alexander Makarevich and Peter Chrenek Volume 42 2 (2021)
• Encapsulation nanotechnology in sperm cryopreservation: systems preparation methods and antioxidants enhanced delivery
  Lamia Taouzinet, Sofiane Fatmi, Malika Lahiani-Skiba, Mohamed Skiba and Mokrane Iguer-Ouada Volume 42 1 (2021)
• Nanoparticle-mediated delivery of cryoprotectants for cryopreservation
  Samantha Stewart, Alyssa Arminan and Xiaoming He Volume 41 6 (2020)
• Possible protective mechanisms of coenzyme Q10 action on spermatozoa during cryopreservation or cooled-stored condition
  Michael Osei Appiah, Bismark Asante-Badu, Jing Zhao, Hongyu Liu, Jun Wang and Wenfa Lu Volume 41 5 (2020)
• Critical cooling and warming rates as a function of CPA concentration
  Zonghu Han and John C. Bischof Volume 41 4 (2020)
• Pollen cryopreservation for plant breeding and genetic resources conservation
  Naiana Barbosa Dinato, Izulmé Rita Imaculada Santos, Bianca Baccili Zanotto Vigna, Ailton Ferreira de Paula and Alessandra Pereira Fávero Volume 41 3 (2020)

Abstracts

For Abstracts published from meetings, such as SLTB meetings, go to the relevant Volume Year of the journal (above).
Abstracts are often published by the journal in the Year subsequent to the Meeting’s Date

For Full text Free Access Content (from 2000 onwards) go to CryoLetters at Ingenta and look for the blue symbol.