Stem Cells and Development · 2014 · 10 citations · 12 references
Life SciencesBiotechnologyCell BiologyBioethicsRegulatory ComplianceStem Cell BiologyBiobanking RegulationCell Quality ControlCell Source SelectionPluripotent Stem CellsRegistry GovernanceStem Cell EthicsAccess To Stem Cell TherapiesBiobanking Of Stem CellsCell Banking DocumentationCell Line AuthenticationCell Line StandardizationEthical Procurement AssessmentEthical Procurement PoliciesStem Cell Sourcing Ethics
The European pluripotent stem cell registry aims at listing qualified pluripotent stem cell (PSC) lines that are available globally together with relevant information for each cell line. Specific emphasis is being put on documenting ethical procurement of the cells and providing evidence of pluripotency. The report discusses the tasks and challenges for a global PSC registry as an instrument to develop collaboration, to access cells from diverse resources and banks, and to implement standards, and as a means to follow up usage of cells and support adherence to regulatory and scientific standards and transparency for stakeholders.
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