1982
DOI: 10.1016/0300-9629(82)90269-9
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The role of osmotic stress and surface energy in freezing injury of sea urchin eggs

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“…It is possible that both the fitted constant, C osm and the fitted power, β , are related to temperature via the Arrhenius relation, as we found with cytotoxicity damage. Indeed, Wang et al (2011) found accumulated osmotic damage was temperature specific while Williams & Takahashi (1982) found membrane lysis of sea urchin eggs was mitigated at lower temperatures during hypertonic challenge. Supplements that prevent membrane and cytoskeletal regulation may reduce time-dependent osmotic damage ( Asadi, Najafi & Benson, 2022 ).…”
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