Identification and selection of at least one cord blood unit for transplantation
An umbilical cord blood and serology technology, applied in patient-specific data, personal medical record data management, special data processing applications, etc., can solve the problems of no public multiple transplant solutions, no further standards, etc.
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[0134] The first sorting criterion for this multiple cord blood matching between registered preparations is HLA matching, but it may also be preferred that the first sorting criterion be blood type or TNC count. Preferably there is a match in at least 4 of the 6 HLA signatures, and those preparations with the most HLA matches are at the top of the order suitable as multiple cord blood. The system is able to calculate incompatibilities and provide a clear representation of them. Certain characteristics that increase the risk of rejection can be identified. Early identification of this risk (ie, before transplantation) can avoid incompatible preparations during selection. If no alternative preparations are available, early initiation of treatment can reduce or even completely suppress rejection. Surprisingly, due to this sorting criterion, the system is able to use only sufficiently compatible UCB preparations for transplantation.
[0135] Within the meaning of the present in...
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[0213] Example 1, Table 3: Cord blood units with serological and molecular values for different loci:
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[0216] Example 2, Table 4: Cord Blood Units with Serological and Molecular Values for the Same Gene Loci:
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[0218] Verification of HLA values
[0219] For molecular high resolution values, the value is checked against the full code and the matching relevant part of the code in Table DNA-SER. For molecular medium and low resolution values, the value is checked in the first step for the allelic type (eg A*01:) according to table DNA-SER. For generic molecular medium resolution values, check in the second step if this code is listed in the allele table, eg: A*01:AA->AA is in the mapping table. For allele-specific molecular medium resolution values, if this code is listed in the allele table and the value is valid for this code, e.g. B*13:BM->BM is in the mapping table and there is at least one band There is a code of B*13, which is checked in the second step. For molecular low resolution values, if the allelic subtype is "XX", it is checked in the second step. F...
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