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Living Organisms Need AntiFreeze Proteins to Survive in Cold
A new study shows how living organisms use natural antifreeze proteins to survive in the cold. Plants and animals living in cold climates have natural antifreeze proteins (AFPs) that help them to survive, according to a new study.
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