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Energy, Environment, and Sustainabilityesented by Dr. Das. In autologous transfusion, the platelet survival is somewhat reduced in recovery when one compares with fresh allogenic platelets (Figure 1). However, the frozen platelets that survive after retransfusion seem to show normal circulating T1/2 life when compared with fresh platelet

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Waste Valorisation and Recycling in solution or when different components in solution are mutually incompatible. Increasingly, guarding and control of the freeze-drying process becomes important to obtain a lyophilized product, from which the original form/structure can be recovered optimally.

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Storage Media for Red CellsDuring storage in the cold, erythrocytes undergo a number of changes, some of which impair the metabolism and function of the erythrocytes, and set limits to their storage-ability. The aim of erythrocyte preservation is to minimize and delay the deleterious changes.

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Platelet Freezing: The Effect of Some Additives platelets. Although twice the amount of frozen platelets are required in adults, the amount of frozen platelets available for children are enough for sufficient increase in count, as well as for sustaining T1/2 life. In the adults, a clinical dose of available frozen platelets seems to be too low.

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Conference proceedings 1990 occurred in the blood banking world. Most of these changes were forced upon the Blood Banks by the fear of spreading AIDS through contaminated donations. This not only led to the wide­ spread testing of blood, but also to a more appropriate counselling of the community and the blood donors in speci