What is another word for cryopreserve?
Pronunciation: [kɹˈa͡ɪəpɹˌɛsɜːv] (IPA) 
"Cryopreserve" means freezing biological samples such as tissues, cells, or whole organisms at very low temperatures, typically -80°C or lower, to preserve them for future use. Some synonyms for "cryopreserve" are "cryogenic storage," "cryonic preservation," "cryobanking," "cryoconservation," and "cryostorage." Cryopreservation is widely used in medical research, fertility treatments, and conservation biology to store living materials for extended periods without degradation, enabling them to be thawed and used whenever required. Effective cryopreservation requires precise control of freezing and thawing rates, use of cryoprotective agents, and low-temperature storage in liquid nitrogen or other specialized vessels.
