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Comparison of Simultaneous CD34+ and CD3+ Quantification with a Modified Stem Cell Enumeration Kit on Two Different Flow Cytometers.

Clinical laboratory - 1 Nov 2016

Strobel Julian, Hauck-Dlimi Barbara, Weisbach Volker, Eckstein Reinhold, Zingsem Juergen, Strasser Erwin

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BACKGROUND: Quantification of CD34+ cells in peripheral blood stem cell apheresis is normally performed by single platform flow cytometric measurements according to the ISHAGE protocol. Peripheral blood stem cell concentrates (PBSC) produced by apheresis normally contain many T cells. Those T cells can be used for production of donor lymphocyte infusion doses, if abundant amounts of CD34+ cells have been...

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PMID: 28164682
DOI: 10.7754/Clin.Lab.2016.160429

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