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Cryobiology and Cryotechnology Contents of Vol. 51 (No.2), 2005


[Original Papers]

  1. Accumulation of 3-O-feruoylquinic Acid Induced by Low Temperature in Wheat
  2.    Shigeki JIN and Midori YOSHIDA

  3. Cryopreservation of Blue Honysuckle in vitro-cultured Tissues Using Encapsulation-dehydration and Vitrification
  4. Daisuke KAMI, Takashi SUZUKI and Katsuji OOSAWA

[Reports]

  1. Osmotic Dehydrofreezing for Protection of Rheological Properties of Vegetables from Freezing-injury
  2.    Shigehiko OHNISHI and Osato MIYAWAKI
      
  3. Mechanism of Freezing Stress Tolerance Induction in Plants at the Cellular Level
  4.    Yutaka SASAKI, Yoko OONO, Motoaki SEKI, Kazuo Shinozaki
       and Matsuo UEMURA


  5. Seed Injuries in Rice Plants Exposed to Temperature Stresses during Ripening Process Monitored by 1H-NMR Technique
  6.    Mitsugu FUNABA, Kenji IWANAMI, Abul Hossain MOLLA,
       Yushi ISHIBASHI and Mari IWAYA-INOUE

  7. Degree of Low Temperature Requirements for Dormancy Break in the Seeds of American Wild Rice, Zizamia spp.
  8.    Yuji IKE, Yuichi SESHIMO and Seiji KOJIMA

  9. Diffusion of Oxygen Molecules in Aqueous Saccharide Solution Measured by Fluorescence
    Correlation Spectroscopy
  10. Yuko MATSUISHI, Yushi ISHIBASHI, Il-Doo JIN
    and Mari IWAYA-INOUE

  11. Analysis of Imbibition Damage in Soybean Seed
  12.    Yushi ISHIBASHI, Hiroaki NAKAMOTO, Yuki HAMABE,
       Shao-Hui ZHENG, Munetaka NABETA and Mari IWAYA-INOUE

  13. Study on Proteins Related to Deep Supercooling Ability of Xylem Tissues of Fagus crenata L.
  14.    Hirokazu TAKAHASHI, Keita ARAKAWA and Seizo FUJIKAWA

  15. Accumulation of Anti-ice-nucleating Substances in Conifer Xylem
  16.    Kaoru MIZUNO, Jun KASUGA, Keita ARAKAWA
       and Seizo FUJIKAWA

  17. Influence of Freeze-thaw Process under Acid Conditions on the Viability of Wintering Plants
  18.    Hidetoshi INADA, Seizo FUJIKAWA and Keita ARAKAWA

  19. Cryopreservation of Cultured Cells of Rice and Moss by Dessication Method
  20.    Tsutomu UEKI, Hideyuki YAMAZAKI, Yoshihiro TAKANO,
       Masao YAMANA and Akira KURIYAMA


  21. Ice Nucleation Activity of Spider Silk and its Application to Equilibrium Freezing
  22. Miyuki HIRAOKA, Masato ARAI, Naoki MATSUNAGA
    and Norio MURASE

  23. Physicochemical Traits of Cryptobiosis in Larvae of Polypedilum vanderplanki: Importance of Vitrification of Trehalose
  24. Masahiko WATANABE, Takao FURUKI, Minoru SAKURAI,
    Kenichi AKAO, Takahiro KIKAWADA, Yuichi NAKAHARA
    and Takashi OKUDA

  25. The Effect of Trehalose on the Aggregation of β-amyloid
  26. Asako WATANABE, Yoshio OKAHATA, Hiroyuki FURUSAWA,
    Minako HOSHI and Minoru SAKURAI

  27. Interaction between Trehalose and Benzene Compounds
  28. Kazuyuki OKU, Mayumi KUROSE, Hiroto CHAEN,
    Shigeharu FUKUDA, Atsutoshi OKABE and Minoru SAKURAI

  29. Estimation of Raffinose Tetrahydrate Structure
  30. Kazuhito KAJIWARA

  31. Variation of Hydrogen Bond Strength with Solute Concentration in Aqueous Solution
  32. Kazue YONEHAMA, Somoraj AMORNTHEP and Hitoshi KANNO

  33. The Hierarchic Microscopic Viscosity of Saccharide Aqueous Solutions: Studies by Femtosecond Pump-probe and Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy
  34. Yutaka NAGASAWA, Mayu OGASAWARA, Genki KATAYAMA,
    Syoji ITO and Hiroshi MIYASAKA

  35. Elastic and Thermal Properties of Aminoalcohols at Low Temperature
  36. Yuji IKE and Seiji KOJIMA

  37. Glass Transition in a BSA-Water System: Application of Enthalpy Relaxation Rate Measurement Using Adiabatic Calorimetry
  38. Kiyoshi KAWAI, Toru SUZUKI and Masaharu OGUNI

  39. Effect of Polymer Size on Their Miscibility in Frozen Solutions
  40. Ken-ichi IZUTSU, Nobuo AOYAGI and Shigeo KOJIMA

 

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