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Dr. Mikerson described how the problem of ice crystal formation within cellular fluids at low temperatures was solved.
The solution was the previously mentioned high oxygen-soluble liquid that earned him the title of "Father of Hibernation."
The molecular composition of this liquid, when entering the bloodstream through the human respiratory system, permeates the interior of cells and deeply binds with water molecules.
Once bound, the water molecules, even at temperatures as low as minus 200 degrees Celsius, can maintain a liquid state, drastically reducing cellular activity at low temperatures.
It was these chemical molecules that perfectly solved the Ice Crystal Problem, representing a key breakthrough in the hibernation field.
"Not bad, quite impressive."
Up to here, it was still possible to understand.
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