Allston
Extended female fertility?
Freeze that thought, she says
Christina Jones, founder of an Allston-based company that aims to preserve women's reproductive cells, has first-hand knowledge of the service she is offering. She has had some of her own such cells frozen in straw-like pipettes held in tanks of liquid nitrogen. (Full Article: 1022 Words)
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