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FDA Approves SynGenX-1000 Cord Blood Processing Platform

by Savitha C Muppala on Jul 20 2013 12:23 PM

A company that makes products for extracting stem cells from a variety of sources, SynGen Inc., of Sacramento, CA, has received the FDA nod for its SynGenX-1000 platform.

FDA Approves SynGenX-1000 Cord Blood Processing Platform

A company that makes products for extracting stem cells from a variety of sources, SynGen Inc., of Sacramento, CA, has received the FDA nod for its SynGenX-1000 platform.

The SynGenX-1000 platform is capable of harvesting stem cells from umbilical cord blood.

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Philip Coelho, CEO of SynGen, said “This ‘next generation’ SynGenX™-1000 System improves the recovery of stem and progenitor cells from cord blood units, which should increase the number of clinical grade units available for transplantation. The CryoPRO-2™ simplifies the cryopreservation workflow for cord blood bank personnel and provides a medical record of the process. The SynGen™ DataTrak software captures the data associated with processing each cord blood unit for the blood bank’s records.”

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About Cord Blood

About Cord Blood
Encyclopedia section of medindia gives general info about Cord Blood

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