0 in a way that relates to the freezing of dead human bodies, cells, or body parts at very low temperatures:
The blood in the umbilical cord was cryogenically frozen in hopes of using stem cells from it in a bone marrow transplant.
Stem cells are taken from valuable racehorse foals at birth and cryogenically stored in case of injury later in their lives.
Helium is cryogenically distilled out of natural gas to produce the helium we put in balloons.
a fertility clinic with a bank of cryogenically preserved sperm and eggs
The company has had success in cryogenically freezing biological organisms such as insects and human embryos.
The company will take a tissue sample from your ex-pet and store it cryogenically for about £150 a year.
The demonstration vehicles use hydrogen produced cryogenically.
Characterization of a cryogenically cooled high-pressure gas jet for laser 0 cluster interaction experiments.
The cryogenically frozen gas slowly evaporates, and thus cools the container and is vented from it.
The capsule contained cryogenically cooled gas, acting as a substitute for the deuterium and tritium fuel capsules that will be used later on.
