Long‐term preservation of sperm, oocytes, and gonadal tissues at ambient temperatures
has the potential to lower the costs and simplify biobanking in human reproductive medicine …

Animal breeding drives genetic progress mainly through the male germline. This process is
slow to respond to rapidly mounting environmental pressures that threaten sustainable food …

Peripheral nerve regeneration after injury is still a clinical problem. The application of
autologous nerve grafting, the gold standard treatment, is greatly restricted. Acellular nerve …

Mouse cloning by nuclear transfer using freeze-drying (FD) somatic cells is now possible,
but the success rate is significantly lower than that of FD spermatozoa. Because …

Purpose Trehalose is a non-permeable protectant that is the key to preserve live cells in a
dry state for potential storage at ambient temperatures. After intracellular trehalose delivery …

Germinal vesicles are alternative targets for female fertility preservation due to their
availability and high resilience against non-physiological conditions. Preserved germinal …

Somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) is the only reproductive technology used to produce
individuals from somatic cells by transferring them to enucleated oocytes. Although more …

Somatic cell biobanking is a promising strategy for developing reproductive techniques.
Although cryopreservation, a technique used for creating biobanks, has been performed on …

Low-temperature preservation could effectively extend in vitro storage of biological materials
due to delayed or suspended cellular metabolism and decaying as illustrated by the …

This review describes the freeze‐dried mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and their ability to
restore damaged tissues and organs. An analysis of the literature shows that after the …