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A state in which an organism or a cellular system, as defined by its full set of functionality, ceases to exist (i.e., most of the functions are irreversibly lost).
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What's the decomposition rate of a mammal at -20 Celsius? [closed]
Is there any where to predict it without thawing? In terms of measuring it.
What if the body was immersed in sugar prior to freezing?
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Where can I find resources of the biological processes occurring after death of a mammal at ...
Using google I usually end with results in cell death. I found some layman articles, but that does not help.
My main interest is the brain part. …
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