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Christina Solberg Hansen

Christina Solberg Hansen, Engineer in Healthcare Technology, employed at Vitrolife as Product Manager of Laser, Imaging & Lab QC systems. Christina has a long experience working with equipment in the Healthcare field and is particularly focused on the implementation of systems to ease processes and safety in the daily healthcare work.

How to monitor liquid nitrogen storage tanks in IVF

By Christina Solberg Hansen, Oct 20, 2021

Introduction

Cryopreservation or cryostorage of gametes and embryos involves storage at ultra-low temperatures (under -140°C). The preservation refers to the ability to maintain cellular functionalities and viability after thawing or warming.

Liquid nitrogen is inert, odorless, colourless, non-corrosive, non-flammable, and extremely cold. It has been the substance of choice for cryostorage in most applications as it achieves temperatures of -196°C (-320°F) when materials are fully submerged.

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