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Kryokonservierung von Blutzellen und hämatopoetischen Stammzellen

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Transfusionsmedizin und Immunhämatologie

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Die Kryokonservierung ermöglicht das Haltbarmachen biologischer Zellen für praktisch beliebig lange Zeit, sofern geeignete Kryoprotektive, Abkühlverfahren, hinreichend tiefe Lagertemperaturen und geeignete Wiedererwärmungstechniken angewandt werden. Sie stellt die Methode der Wahl dar, wenn Blutzellen oder hämatopoetische Progenitorzellen monate- oder jahrelang gelagert werden sollen.

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