SYNOPSIS No ice deformity could be detected histologically when rat liver was chilled rapidly to the temperature of solid carbon dioxide and was sectioned with a chilled knife in a cabinet refrigerated to −30°C. Slower chilling produced extra‐cellular ice deformities while elevated temperatures of the cabinet or the knife produced distortion probably due to heating during cutting.
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SILCOX et al. (1965) studied this question.