Cord Blood
Clinical Study Finds BioE's PrepaCyte-CB Significantly Improves Cell Recoveries from Cord Blood
Published in Blood Weekly, May 24th, 2007
BioE(R), Inc., a biomedical company that provides enabling, high-quality human stem cells for drug discovery and therapeutic research, announced its PrepaCyte(R)-CB Umbilical Cord Blood Processing System significantly improves the recovery of therapeutically important total nucleated cells (TNC) and white blood cells (WBC) from human umbilical cord blood when compared to traditional hetastarch-based cord blood processing methods, according to the results of a multi-site, comparative, in-vitro clinical study.
The study also demonstrated PrepaCyte-CB's ability to remove approximately 99 percent of all unnecessary red blood cells (RBC) from final processed cord...
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Source: Blood Weekly (2007-05-24)
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