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chill
(redirected from chilling blood)

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An innovative method for treating and chilling blood platelets may prolong their shelf life by a week or more, helping to ease chronic shortages that endanger patients needing transfusions, maintains Karin Hoffmeister of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston.
Cooling platelets extends shelf life by USA Today (Magazine)
a worldwide leader in the discovery, development and commercialization of carbohydrate-modified blood products for use in transfusion medicine, announced today that BWH has granted ZymeQuest an option to license the worldwide rights to a new method of treating and chilling blood platelets that may prolong their shelf life by a week or more.
Brigham and Women's Hospital Grants Option for Worldwide Rights to ... by Business Wire
As reported by the AAAS, "A new method for treating and chilling blood platelets may prolong their shelf-life by a week or more, helping to ease chronic shortages that endanger patients needing platelet transfusions.
ZymeQuest Officials among Authors of Blood Platelet Refrigeration ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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