1985
DOI: 10.1016/0022-1759(85)90162-0
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Lymphocyte subpopulations do not alter during blood storage at 4°C

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“…It is not known whether there were negative effects from storing or shipping at 4°C. Our data show that there is better viability, cell yield, and function when cells are shipped at room temperature (22°C) or 30°C than at 15°C, and it is generally accepted that storage of whole blood at 4°C negatively impacts cell viability [5], function [29], and population recovery [6,7,43,44]. Acknowledging the range of data in the literature, in a separate study, we are also evaluating the function of PBMC processed the same day (< 8 h) or after overnight shipping or storage (manuscript in preparation).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…It is not known whether there were negative effects from storing or shipping at 4°C. Our data show that there is better viability, cell yield, and function when cells are shipped at room temperature (22°C) or 30°C than at 15°C, and it is generally accepted that storage of whole blood at 4°C negatively impacts cell viability [5], function [29], and population recovery [6,7,43,44]. Acknowledging the range of data in the literature, in a separate study, we are also evaluating the function of PBMC processed the same day (< 8 h) or after overnight shipping or storage (manuscript in preparation).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Specimen storage has also been evaluated as a technical variable in the immunophenotyping of normal peripheral blood and appears to be closely linked with the consideration of which anticoagulant is most appropriate for routine use (33)(34)(35)(36)(37)(38)(39)(40). Several studies have indicated that poor immunophenotyping results are obtained by prolonged storage of peripheral blood in EDTA (35,38).…”
Section: Peripheral Bloodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por outro lado, muitos autores relataram mudanças resultantes do armazenamento das amostras de sangue (Weiblen et al 1984, Ekong et al 1992. Muitas dessas mudanças podem ser explicadas, pelo menos em parte, pela contaminação do "gate" de linfócitos por neutrófilos (Van Lambalgen & Van Meurs 1985). Lloyd et al (1995) não detectaram mudanças em amostras de sangue ovino armazenado em temperatura ambiente por 48 horas.…”
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