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Assessing the HLA diversity of cord blood units collected from a birth clinic caring for pregnant women in an ethnically diverse metropolitan area.

Transfusion - 1 Apr 2014

Magalon Jeremy, Billard-Daufresne Lise Marie, Gilbertas Chantal, Hermanche Emmanuelle, Simon Sophie, Lemarie Claude, Calmels Boris, Sabatier Florence, Gamerre Marc, Picard Christophe, Chabannon Christian

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BACKGROUND: New strategies are emerging in cord blood banking where focusing on birth clinics caring for a high number of mothers belonging to ethnic minorities could offer new possibilities for allotransplantation both for patients of European origin and for patients from ethnic minorities or mi...

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PMID: 23944705
DOI: 10.1111/trf.12379

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