Microscopic pattern of ice crystal growth in the presence of thermal hysteresis proteins

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Coger, R. [1 ]
Rubinsky, B. [1 ]
Fletcher, G. [1 ]
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[1] Harvard Medical School-MGH, Boston, United States
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Gibbs free energy - Ice crystal growth - Liquid inclusions - Microscopic pattern - Prism faces - Thermal hysteresis proteins - Two phase interfaces - Video system - Winter flounder;
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