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Cord blood research

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Cord blood research is concerned with the importance of umbilical cord blood as a source of stem cells, valuable for transplants in different cases of life-threatening diseases. From this discovery, cord blood research deals with a lot of methods and programs so that umbilical cord blood transplant would take place of the bone marrow transplants, more expensive and difficult.

Umbilical cord blood stem cell information is a valuable one for those who suffer from genetic and blood disorders, even for those who have heart or liver diseases. The transplantation of cord blood stem cells gives the possibility of saving lives or relieving the pains and sufferings. Due to these cord blood transplantations new healthy blood may be produces in the body of the patient. Moreover, cord blood research shows that cord blood transplants are preferable because of their general tolerance after the transplantation, having no complications and difficulties. Besides, cord blood stem cells are easier to obtain and it seems to be easier accepted by the human body, reducing the rejections after the transplantation. Still, there are some disadvantages: that cord blood stem cells start helping the body fight with its problem later than the bone marrow, which may also mean a bigger exposure to infections. That is why cord blood research is concerned with cord blood stem expansion to improve the existing problems.

Cord blood research tries to use the umbilical cord blood stem cell information for patients suffering form diabetes, Parkinson's and other diseases that were thought to be incurable. Incredible miracles may happen due to the technological development and the unknown properties of cord blood stem cell information.

Another concern of the cord blood research is trying to prolong the freezing process of the umbilical cord blood samples from 10-15 years to more decades. This fact will also prolong the efficiency of the cord blood banking and the chance of using this incredible source of stem cells for members of the family who are in need.

Some other efforts of cord blood research are focused upon the treatment of AIDS and cancer with the help of molecular medicine. After special cord blood transplantations, the patient's immune system should start fighting against the disease. There are also efforts for treating many genetic diseases with the help of cord blood gene therapy. Most of these projects are or will be tested on animals, facts that provide great hope with the continuous fighting against diseases and sufferings.
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" We may speak about two important aspects concerning cord blood services : the one concerning the private cord blood companies and the public cord blood banks. Cord blood donation services are available only in several hospitals with collecting facilities for public cord blood banks. Cord blood family services or private cord blood collection services are more widely developed in almost all the hospitals of major cities and even in a number of rural hospitals. "
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"Cord blood storage is usually made in a liquid nitrogen freezer, which has an electrical power generator and a battery back-up in order to provide safety. For ensuring safety and control over the storage process most freezers have special clocks for registering, monitoring and sustaining the same temperature. "
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