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Towards the standardization of human platelet lysate production and its comparison to fetal bovine serum for human hematopoietic cell culture: a scoping review

27 Jun 2025

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Human hematopoietic cell culture (HCC) refers to the ex vivo growth of normal cells of the hematological system. These cells can be used as models to understand hematopoiesis and related malignancies. HCC also holds immense potential to help develop safer vaccines and immunotherapies, as well as donor-independent blood products. In vivo, these cells grow and differentiate in highly specialized conditions but...

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PMID: 40655131
DOI: 10.3389/ftox.2025.1496231

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