STEM CELL CORD BLOOD

Umbilical Stem Cell Cord Blood Research

What Is Stem Cell Cord Blood?

"Stem Cell Cord Blood" refers to the umbilical cord blood found after child birth in the placenta yet still attached to the umbilical cord. Stem cell cord blood is stored by stem cell storage banks primarily for umbilical cord blood stem cell research which can be used to treat many forms of cancer causing genetic diseases that kill millions of humans every year.

Stem cell cord blood is extracted by syringing out the placenta umbilical cord during birth just before the cord blood stem cell has been cut from the baby. These baby umbilical cord stem cells are perfect for advanced umbilical cord blood stem cell storage companies and especially for American President Obama Stem Cell Research policy guidelines of the stem cell industry.

Cord cells are collected and stored because they contain high concentration of natures most potent types of Baby stem cells that are necessary to stem cell rejuvenating cells. The problem with this process of Stem cell extractions that the Placenta cord blood does not produce enough stem cells for treatments or research in Adults.

 so the placenta is more valuable method of stem cell extraction mainly because it has 100 times more high quality baby stem cell storage than adult cord blood.

Obama Umbilical Cord Stem Cell Research

U.S. President Obama formed the stem cell research council under the the Food and Drug Agency to supervise all aspects of stem cell cord blood research under the title of Human Cells, Tissues cells, and Cellular and Tissue Based Human Research Products or "FDA"

The U.S. Stem Cell Research Agency has developed a standard Code of Stem Cell conduct under Federal Regulations to provide guidelines for public and private stem cell cord blood banking companies banks.

Public and private cord blood storage banks are eligible for funding  with either the American Association of Blood Banks AABB or the Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy.

Stem Cell Storage Companies and  baby stem cell banks can review the updated status of Stem Cell banks from U.S. government list of accredited cord blood banks or the FACT search engine of accredited cord blood banks.

 Europe, Asia and Canada are also working together to develop new stem cell laws pertaining to umbilical cord blood stem cell research and stem cell storage companies.