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Search for maternal cells in human umbilical cord blood by polymerase chain reaction amplification of two minisatellite sequences.

Blood - 15 Jan 1994

Socié G, Gluckman E, Carosella E, Brossard Y, Lafon C, Brison O

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Since our first report in 1989, 26 transplants by means of umbilical cord blood have been reported. Furthermore, systematic studies of the feasibility of using banked placental blood for bone marrow reconstitution of unrelated recipients on a large scale are in progress worldwide. However, already by 1989, it was pointed out that the use of cord blood might be hampered by contamination of neonatal blood with...

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