Can the cord blood of one of my children be used for his siblings?
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Polish Stem Cell Bank
“Yes, if medically justified and there is sufficient tissue compatibility between donor and recipient. There is a 25% probability that the tissue antigens of siblings are fully compatible.”
Sourcewww.pbkm.pl
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