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What is cell banking?

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Cell banking is a service that isolates a person's own cells, for example SVF from fat, and stores them frozen in liquid nitrogen at about −196 °C for possible future use. Before paying for banking, check whether a future use of the stored cells is approved, how viability is tested after thawing, whether the facility is licensed, and the contract terms.

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  1. governmentNCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms: cryopreservation — National Cancer Institute (NCI) · accessed Sep 20, 2026 · Evidence page
  2. organizationAbout Stem Cells — patient resource — International Society for Stem Cell Research · accessed Sep 20, 2026 · Evidence page