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Bacterial survival in whole blood depends on plasma sensitivity and resistance to neutrophil killing.

Mariam TahaDana Kyluik-PriceDilini KumaranMark D ScottWendy ToyofukuSandra Ramirez-Arcos
Published in: Transfusion (2019)
The bactericidal activity of WB can be the result of plasma sensitivity or neutrophil killing. Bacteria with a starting inoculum of 500 CFU/mL, and able to resist WB immune factors, can proliferate to clinically significant levels posing a potential safety risk to transfusion patients. Results of this pilot study should be validated under standard WB collection and storage conditions.
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