
|Articles|August 25, 2022
Quality control for human cell lines and other human samples manipulated ex vivo
Author(s)Thermo Fisher
In this paper, learn about a variety of genetic analysis methods and how they’re valuable in ensuring that ex vivo human cells used for cell‑based therapies are correctly identified, have the correct characteristics, and are free of contaminants. Download the white paper and read more about the importance of quality control (QC) for isolated human cells and tissues.
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