Welcome to your Lesson 8 - Cryopreservation of Cells/Cell lines exam
1) The term ‘Cryopreservation’ was coined by
2) Cryopreservation of tissue is done at what temperature (ºC)?
3) Which of the following is not used as a cryoprotective agent?
4) What is the optimum temperature (ºC) for the revival of
cryopreserved cells?
5) What should be the required concentration range of a CPA?
6) Which CPA is preferred over glycerol for cryopreserving HL-60 cells?
7) Better post thaw recovery of suspension cells is achieved if the cells
were stored at -
8) Which freezing technique requires direct contact of straws with LN2
9) What type of cryoprotectants (CPA) the DMSO is?
10) Which of the following is used in transporting the
cryopreserved cells or tissues?
11) ProFreeze is which kind of cell freezing media?
12) What should be the material of the container where DMSO is
stored?
13) Which of the following CPA is widely used in storage of animal
sperm?
19. CPAs do not cause any damage to the cells/tissues
20. Glycerol is less toxic than any other cryoprotective agents.
21. The cryopreservation medium can be kept at 4°C for upto many
months.
22. There is no harm to the viability of the cells undergoing repeated
freeze-thaw.
23. The main aim of cryopreservation is to bring the cells at zero
metabolism and non-dividing state at low temperature in the
presence of CPA
29. Write about the steps involved in cryopreservation of cell line.
30. Explain about the different freezing processes used nowadays for
cryopreservation.