한국 기증제대혈은행의 현황 및 운영 방안
The Status of Cord Blood Banks and Their Management in Korea
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Korean cord blood banks (CBBs) are stagnant, so we explore how to overcome this. For eligible CB units (CBUs), CBBs need to strengthen quality control and conduct innovative clinical trials to facilitate cord blood transplantation (CBT). For ineligible CBUs, it is necessary to promote domestic research and remove unnecessary regulations regarding foreign research. Establishing a Korean cord blood network will facilitate communication among related groups. Now cellular immunotherapy is the new horizon for CBBs. Thus, CBBs will shift the paradigm of our mission in diverse ways.
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Korean cord blood banks (CBBs) are stagnant, so we explore how to overcome this. For eligible CB units (CBUs), CBBs need to strengthen quality control and conduct innovative clinical trials to facilitate cord blood transplantation (CBT). For ineligible CBUs, it is necessary to promote domestic research and remove unnecessary regulations regarding foreign research. Establishing a Korean cord blood network will facilitate communication among related groups. Now cellular immunotherapy is the new horizon for CBBs. Thus, CBBs will shift the paradigm of our mission in diverse ways.
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