Quality management system for stem cell production

Abstract

The invention discloses a quality management system for stem cell production, which includes (1) environment control management, (2) tissue collection management, (3) blood sample collection, (4) tissue transferring management, (5) tissue separation management, (6) cell culture and cryopreservation management, (7) archives and database management system. Each independent function detection units is innovatively provided for a various kinds of cell detection means, and combined for the detection, so that not only comprehensiveness of the detection is ensured, but also oversight and man-made error in a single detection is avoided; inter-chamber quality control means is introduced, standardization of quality detection between detection part is ensured; each segment of the stem cell storage is divided into a plurality of independent units, independent process management and quality monitoring is executed, making the system beneficial to stabilization of the stem cell quality and avoidance of interference from human factors. The invention is capable of interconnecting each unit of information, and collectively using common database information.

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Technical field:

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of stem cell production, in particular to a stem cell production quality management system. Background technique:

[0002] Stem cells have a wide range of uses, involving various fields of medicine. At present, scientists have been able to identify, isolate, purify, expand and cultivate human stem cells in vitro, and use such stem cells as seeds to cultivate some human tissues and organs. The extensive clinical application of stem cells and their derived tissues and organs will produce a brand-new medical technology, which is to regenerate normal or even young tissues and organs of the human body, so that people can use their own or other people's stem cells or derived from stem cells. new tissues and organs to replace their diseased or aging tissues and organs. In 1999, American "Science" magazine listed stem cell research as the first of the top ten scientific achievements in the world, ranking ahead of...