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Patrick Trepanier

Associate Professor

Laval University

Canada

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Patrick Trepanier is an Associate Professor at Université Laval in Canada. His research focuses on cell therapy, specifically the processing and assessment of cord blood mononuclear cells and stem cells. He has contributed to multiple studies on HLA genotyping, potency assays for stem cells, and the characterization of growth factors derived from cord blood. His work also addresses the implications of serologic testing and antigen-negative red blood cell units in clinical practice.

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Éric Boilard

Centre de recherche du CHU de Québec-Université Laval

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Flow cytometry‐based detection of functional CCR5 variants: A scalable screening approach for HIV‐resistant cord blood stem cells

Long-term stability of autologous peripheral blood stem cell products stored for up to 30 years

Automated Gating of CD34+ Cells in Cord Blood: Performance Evaluation of a Machine Learning‐Based ISHAGE Protocol

Impact of pre- and post-thaw processing on recovery and fitness of cord blood mononuclear cells as starting material for cell therapy

HLA and red blood cell antigen genotyping in SARS-CoV-2 convalescent plasma donors

Validation of a rapid potency assay for cord blood stem cells using phospho flow cytometry: The IL‐3‐pSTAT5 assay

Rapid potency assessment of autologous peripheral blood stem cells by intracellular flow cytometry: the PBSC-IL-3-pSTAT5 assay

Multicenter evaluation of the IL‐3‐pSTAT5 assay to assess the potency of cryopreserved stem cells from cord blood units: The BEST Collaborative study

Weak D type 42: Antigen density and risk of alloimmunization in the province of Québec

Standardization of a flow cytometry SARS-CoV-2 serologic test

Preparation and growth factor characterization of cord blood-derived plasma, serum, growth factor-rich plasma and induced serum

High prevalence of weak D type 42 in a large‐scale RHD genotyping program in the province of Quebec (Canada)

Adapting to supply‐and‐demand emerging trends for antigen‐negative red blood cell units

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Éric Boilard

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