Scientist Finds
Rats Survive
Deep Freezing
COLLEGE, Alaska-r-Place a rat
in a jar, put both into a refrigera
tor and drop the temperature to
near freezing. Remove the rat,
cover it with cracked ice and pour
ice water over it until the rodent’s
temperature reads 0 degrees cen
tigrade and what- have you got?
A dead rat?
No, not even if its body fluids
form ice crystals between the tis
. sues, including the brain, and the
heart stops beating after the rat
has been cooled like this for up to
two hours.
Dr. Audrey Smith of the Medi
cal Research Council, London,
England, last week described how
such experiments there have
brought frozen rodents back to
normal healthy life. Dr. Smith
spoke to the Arctic Branch of the
American Assn, for the Advance
ment of Science at the University
of Alaska.
She described and showed films
of the rats frozen so stiff that they
could support objects equivalent
to their own weight placed on
their mid-sections while the head
and rear quarters rested on two
uprights. The rodents could be
rapped against a table like a ham
mer. Shortly after they were
thawed out and given artificial
respiration the rats were moving
about with no ill effects. Such
experiments have proven almost
100 percent successful.
Somewhat similar experiments
have been successfully made with
mice, golden hamsters and mon
keys.
The experiments grew out of
the successful storage of animal
and fowl semen for artificial in
semination, and of blood, bones,
and other parts of the human an
atomy.
Dr. Smith explained scientists
are hopeful that the experiments
will enable them to provide better
anesthesia for certain medical
cases, especially heart operations.
The successful experiments also
hold promise for frostbite cases.
The scientists learned that the
“thawed” animals’ extremities in
most cases suffered no injury un
less they were -roughly handled
while in the frozen state.
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