Which risk increases when rapid sublimation cryopreserves biological tissue?

💡 Explanation

Recrystallization damages tissue during sublimation because temperature changes drive ice crystal growth. The mechanism dominating is Ostwald ripening; recrystallization causes larger crystals forming, therefore cellular damage becomes unavoidable, rather than from denaturation during controlled cooling.

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