CORD BLOOD STEM CELLS: ROLE IN PEDIATRIC TUMORS AND POSSIBLE METHODS OF EX VIVO EXPANSION
DALIA ABD ELAZIZ MOHAMED SOLIMAN;
Abstract
Introduction: Expanding stem cell precursors using
different culture media and supporting endothelial cells has been shown in previous studies to result in grafts that are capable of hematopoiesis in myeloablated host. The use of xenogenic endothelium or
different culture media and supporting endothelial cells has been shown in previous studies to result in grafts that are capable of hematopoiesis in myeloablated host. The use of xenogenic endothelium or
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| Title | CORD BLOOD STEM CELLS: ROLE IN PEDIATRIC TUMORS AND POSSIBLE METHODS OF EX VIVO EXPANSION | Authors | DALIA ABD ELAZIZ MOHAMED SOLIMAN | Keywords | CORD BLOOD STEM CELLS: ROLE IN PEDIATRIC TUMORS AND POSSIBLE METHODS OF EX VIVO EXPANSION | Issue Date | 2008 | Description | Introduction: Expanding stem cell precursors using different culture media and supporting endothelial cells has been shown in previous studies to result in grafts that are capable of hematopoiesis in myeloablated host. The use of xenogenic endothelium or |
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