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The mission of the Biopreservation Core Resource at the University of Minnesota is to advance the science, technology and practice of preservation
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BioCor offers service, research, and education resources described below. Ask the BioCoR expert if you have questions about preservation. Check out BioCoR's online library for resources related to preservation.
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Find a wide range of resources related to biopreservation here: (1) research and news articles on preservation; (2) answers to FAQs on biopreservation; (3) published preservation protocols and much more.
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Learn more about BioCoR including the history, mission, faculty, etc. Find out the importance of preservation to biotechnology and medicine.
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Biopreservation Core Resource (BioCoR)
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Find a wide range of resources related to biopreservation here: (1) research and news articles on preservation; (2) answers to FAQs on biopreservation; (3) published preservation protocols and much more.

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Resources on biopreservation. Only a limited number of postings are listed on this page. More extensive listings can be found in the categories listed on the right (FAQs, Articles of Interest, Industry News, etc).

Featured Workshop - Preservation of molecular, cellular and tissue biospecimens

Listing of protective agents

Freezing of Tissue Specimens

Understanding your freezing curves

Preservation of Biofluids

BioCoR Sustainability Program Webinar: Reducing the impact of low temperature refrigeration

Preservation of Nucleic Acids

Analyte stability and Freeze-Thaw Information assembled by Elaine Gunter

Economic Impact of Cell Therapy

Biomarker Stability fo MMP-7, TIMP-1, VEGF and VEGF-R2

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