Laboratory of Integrated Physiology, Faculty of Sciences, University of Carthage, 
Jarzouna, Bizerte 7021
Tunisia						                            
                            
						
 Research Article
												Sciatic Nerve Cryoconservation And Superconductorlike Behavior 						
Author(s): Hanini A, Azzouz A, Bouslama Z, Saili L, Rejeb A, Ben Salem M, Sakly M, Tliba S and Hafedh AbdelmelekHanini A, Azzouz A, Bouslama Z, Saili L, Rejeb A, Ben Salem M, Sakly M, Tliba S and Hafedh Abdelmelek             
						
												
				 The purpose of the present study was to determine the ability of nerve cryopreservation approaches, slow 
  freezing, to preserve electric properties of sciatic nerves and histological structure. In the present manuscript, the 
  electric resistivity (R) at different temperatures (T) was studied in frog sciatic nerve in two approaches i) nerve freezing 
  between 300 K to 200 K and ii) nerve warming from 200 K to 300 K. Firstly, when the electrical contacts were leaned 
  into frog sciatic nerve we note a semi-conductor behavior and a striking decrease of nerve resistivity at 252 K showing 
  a super conductor-like behavior. Secondly, when electrical contacts were embedded to the nerve we note a metallic 
  behavior and a fall of resistivity was shown at 252 K indicating a superconductor-like behavior. In addition, findings 
  illustrate the importance of electric and histologi.. Read More»
				  
											  
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