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Glycorex says Transfusion study shows Glycosorb ABO cuts platelet anti-A/B titers with about 4%-5% cell loss

PUBT·09/30/2026 13:04:09
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Glycorex says Transfusion study shows Glycosorb ABO cuts platelet anti-A/B titers with about 4%-5% cell loss
  • Glycorex Transplantation highlighted an independent study published in Transfusion validating its Glycosorb ABO device for platelet preparation.
  • Results have already been presented via publication, not flagged for a future conference release.
  • The study found the technology lowered problematic blood-group antibodies to safer levels while largely preserving platelet yield.
  • Data support production of more flexible “universal” low-titer platelets, potentially easing shortages and reducing transfusion-reaction risk.
  • Glycorex positioned the publication as external validation that could expand use of its immunoadsorption platform in transfusion markets.


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