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Pathogen inactivation method with UVC
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Abstract
Abstract
Keywords
pathogen inactivation; UVC illumination; platelet concentrate


Title
Pathogen inactivation method with UVC
Journal
Journal of Transfusion Medicine
Issue
Article type
Review paper
Pages
77-82
Published online
2019-11-28
Bibliographic record
Journal of Transfusion Medicine 2019;12(3):77-82.
Keywords
pathogen inactivation
UVC illumination
platelet concentrate
Authors
Elżbieta Lachert


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