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https://www.selleckchem.com/products/gf109203x.html Birth tissue products from amnion, chorion, umbilical cord, amniotic fluid, or cord blood are frequently marketed as viable sources of stem cells and growth factors. It can be difficult for health care professionals to differentiate implied from explicit conclusions in reported product analyses. To provide an educational platform for health care professionals to interpret data presented in the promotion of birth tissue products. Descriptive laboratory study and expert opinion; Level of evidence, 5. A cord blood product was analyzed by 3 methods for cell viability, 2 methods for assessment of cell morphology and cell type, multicolor flow cytometry to identify stem cells, and enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) plus Western blot for analysis of interleukin 1 receptor antagonist protein (IL-1ra). These data were compared with analyses reported by the manufacturer. Cell viability in the cord blood product was less than reported by the manufacturer, the cells were primarily leukocytes, no stem cel should be able to interpret cell viability, cell morphology, stem cell analysis using CD markers, and growth factor analysis when considering use of a birth tissue product in patients. Health care professionals should be able to interpret cell viability, cell morphology, stem cell analysis using CD markers, and growth factor analysis when considering use of a birth tissue product in patients. Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears are common in contact athletics and have a significant effect on the athletic performance and well-being of affected players. The prevalence, timing, and characteristics of ACL tears in National Football League (NFL) athletes are lacking. To define the epidemiology of ACL tears among NFL athletes. Descriptive epidemiology study. This retrospective study includes all ACL injuries entered into the NFL injury database through the centralized leaguewide electronic health record system for the 2015

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