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Intracellular Freezing and Frost Resistance in Egg-Cells of the Sea Urchin

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ASAHINA, E. Intracellular Freezing and Frost Resistance in Egg-Cells of the Sea Urchin. Nature 191, 1263–1265 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/1911263a0

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