Low Temperature Storage

Low-temperature storage refers to the practice of preserving items, typically biological samples, chemicals, or sensitive materials, at temperatures significantly below room temperature, often at or below freezing levels. This storage method is essential for maintaining the long-term viability and stability of items, preventing degradation, and preserving their integrity. It is commonly used in scientific research, healthcare, and various industries to store valuable specimens like vaccines, tissues, or genetic materials, ensuring they remain viable and usable for extended periods while minimizing the risk of spoilage or deterioration due to temperature-related factors.

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