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  • Cryopreservation of Human Cortical Organoids Using Vitrification.

    By Kyle Stokes, Samantha Jacobs, Joy Huang, Sandra Mojica-Perez| bioRxiv@ AbstractCryopreservation at ultra-low temperatures is a valuable tool for preserving cells and tissues used in research. However, few protocols exist for the preservation of brain organoid models. Current methods for preserving human cortical organoids (hCOs) rely on conventional slow cooling approaches with organoids suspended in a medium containing a cocktail of cryoprotectants.

    By Kyle Stokes, Samantha Jacobs, Joy Huang, Sandra Mojica-Perez · bioRxiv

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Reba McEntire Plane Crash Tragedy: How Country Music Friends Helped Her Heal

    By Samantha Jacobs, Samantha Jacobs| EntertainmentNow@ March 1991 was a gut-wrenching month for Reba McEntire. The singer suffered a devastating loss when a plane crash claimed the lives of eight members of her band. As the Los Angeles Times reported, McEntire and then-husband Narvel Blackstock had boarded a different plane, narrowly avoiding becoming part of the tragedy themselves. Even in 2025, McEntire is still taking time out of her busy schedule to pay tribute to her fallen bandmates.

    By Samantha Jacobs, Samantha Jacobs · EntertainmentNow

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Cryopreservation of Human Cortical Organoids Using Vitrification.

    By Kyle Stokes, Samantha Jacobs, Joy Huang, Sandra Mojica-Perez| bioRxiv@ AbstractCryopreservation at ultra-low temperatures is a valuable tool for preserving cells and tissues used in research. However, few protocols exist for the preservation of brain organoid models. Current methods for preserving human cortical organoids (hCOs) rely on conventional slow cooling approaches with organoids suspended in a medium containing a cocktail of cryoprotectants.

    By Kyle Stokes, Samantha Jacobs, Joy Huang, Sandra Mojica-Perez · bioRxiv

    Apr. 11, 2025

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