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PBPC
(redirected from Peripheral Blood Progenitor Cell)

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PBPCPeripheral Blood Progenitor Cell
PBPCPalm Beach Photographic Centre (Delray Beach, FL)
PBPCPneumatic Back-Up Pressure Control
PBPCPseudo-Random Binary Phased-Code


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One of the treatments for Ramnarine was a peripheral blood progenitor cell transfusion that involved harvesting healthy blood and marrow and reintroducing it into her body to replace cells destroyed during therapy.
DOWN TO HER BONES CANCER PATIENT HAPPY TO BE HOME by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The second method is by a Peripheral Blood Progenitor Cell, or PBPC, Rue-Jones said.
Drive for donor match rests on hope by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
the adult stem cell company which has built upon NASA licensed technology, announced that the Company has significantly augmented its cell multiplication capabilities for CD34+38- peripheral blood progenitor cells (adult stem cells).
Regenetech Achieves a 60-Fold Increase of Adult Stem Cells Through ... by Business Wire
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