D. Glofcheski

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Factors influencing survival of mammalian cells exposed to hypothermia. IV. Effects of iron chelation.

J. Lepock, J. Kruuv, M. Zieger, 1990, Cryobiology.

Factors influencing survival of mammalian cells exposed to hypothermia. V. Effects of hepes, free radicals, and H2O2 under light and dark conditions.

J. Lepock, J. Kruuv, M. Zieger, 1991, Cryobiology.

Factors influencing survival and growth of mammalian cells exposed to hypothermia. I. Effects of temperature and membrane lipid perturbers

J. Lepock, J. Kruuv, K. Cheng, 1983, Journal of cellular physiology.

Factors influencing survival of mammalian cells exposed to hypothermia. II. Effects of various hypertonic media.

J. Lepock, J. Kruuv, D. Glofcheski, 1985, Cryobiology.

Further evidence for two modes of hypothermia damage.

J. Kruuv, D. Glofcheski, 1993, Cryobiology.

Mechanism of freeze-thaw damage to liver alcohol dehydrogenase and protection by cryoprotectants and amino acids.

J. Lepock, J. Kruuv, D. Glofcheski, 1990, Cryobiology.

Protective effect of L-glutamine against freeze-thaw damage in mammalian cells.

J. Lepock, J. Kruuv, D. Glofcheski, 1988, Cryobiology.

Evidence for two modes of hypothermia damage in five cell lines.

J. Lepock, J. Kruuv, D. Glofcheski, 1995, Cryobiology.

Relationship between hyperthermic cell killing and protein denaturation by alcohols.

J. Lepock, J. Kruuv, D. Glofcheski, 1981, Radiation research.