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publicationNumber KR-101725861-B1
titleOfInvention Increasing the viability and stress tolerance of viable biological material
abstract The present invention relates to a method for increasing the viability and / or stress tolerance of a viable biological material, the method comprising: applying hydrostatic pressure to the biological material; Maintaining said biological material under atmospheric pressure for a predetermined time; Reducing the hydrostatic pressure; To a method of using the material, including using the material for a desired purpose according to any useful protocol. The use of such biological materials is within any technology or protocol applicable to the field of in vitro fertilization, biotechnological or biotechnological operations.
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