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A promising technique for the treatment of Parkinson's disease and other various
neurodegenerative disorders is the transplantation of fetal neural tissue. There must,
however, be a prompt and reliable source, and one solution is cryopresevation, where
tissue viability can maintained for prolonged periods. Fetal neural tissue is, however,
known to be susceptible to freeze-storage damage during cryopresevation. In this study,
we examined the influence of different concentrations of cryoprotectants upon the
survival of rat fetal neurones. Fetal rat brain tissues was frozen with 7-15% dimenthly
sulfoxide(DMSO) and 10-50% fetal bovine serum(FBS) as cryoprotectants, then stored
for a period of 5 months. Post-storage neuronal cell viability was assessed by vital
staining followed by determination of cell density. Average total viability of frozen cells
with 7% DMSO and 10-50% FBS was less than 50%. Cryopreserved cells with 10-50%
DMSO and 10-50% FBS showed almost the same viability(around 70%). The highest
viability was obtained with 15% DMSO£«20% FBS combination(76%) and 10% DMSO£«
10% FBS combination(75%). Theoretically, the higher the concentration of
cryoprotectants, the higher the viability ; however, the best result was achieved stated
above, when the combination of cryoprotectants was at the concentrations statede above.

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Rat fetal neural tissue; Cryopreservation; Cell viability; Cryoprotectant.;

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