Cord Blood Stem Cell Process

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Cord blood can only be collected at the time your baby is delivered, after the umbilical cord has been clamped and cut. There is no pain or risk to you or your baby.

Following the collection of your newborn's cord blood, the specimen is transported to Cryo-Cell's state-of-the-art laboratory facility for testing, processing and storage. The specimen is frozen in the vapors of liquid nitrogen to extremely cold temperatures of approximately -195°C.

This process, known as cryopreservation, halts the cellular activity of the stem cells almost as if they are frozen in time. When cryopreserved in accordance with industry standards, cord blood stem cells remain vital for many years. Cord blood stem cell specimens harvested from some of Cryo-Cell's first clients have been safe and securely cryopreserved for nearly 20 years.

Should the medical need arise the stem cells can be retrieved and thawed in preparation for use in a transplant at a certified medical facility. Every cord ...
... blood stem cell specimen released to date for transplant from Cryo-Cell has been viable upon thaw. Our Company's perfect record allows us to offer the Cryo-Cell Cares $50,000 Payment Guarantee.

Cryo-Cell has a significant growing number of successful life-saving stem cell transplants which are frequently updated on our transplant matrix.

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This article is written by Cryo-Cell International, Inc. This is having topics on Umbilical cord blood stem cells, cord blood stem cell transplants, stem cell transplants and many more. For more: http://www.cryo-cell.com/