Pathogen Reduced, Extended Platelet Storage in Platelet Additive Solution (PAS)

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Abstract:

This grant pertains to finding novel approaches for storage of platelets for transfusion. Our project proposes to determine the efficacy of using a pathogen inactivation technique (Mirasol) coupled with a platelet additive solution (PAS) to extend the life of stored platelets. Our project also aims to determine how long acceptable platelet viability can be maintained in platelets stored at 4 deg C.

Author(s):
Stolla, Moritz
Author Organization(s):
Bloodworks Northwest
Funding Organization(s):
Publication Date:
2019 Oct 01
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Collection: TRECMS
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Descriptor(s):
biomedical research, blood, cold storage, additives (chemicals), blood transfusions, maryland, storage, department of defense, information operations, puget sound, viability, universities, pathogenic bacteria
Keyword(s):
bleeding, extended storage, InterSol, Mirasol, pathogen inactivation, pathogen reduction technology, pas (platelet additive solution), platelet recovery and survival, platelet storage, platelet storage solution, whole blood, capp (Cold Apheresis Platelets in Plasma)
Subject Categories:
Biological and Medical Sciences; Biological and Medical Sciences
Update Date:
2020 Sep 04