I am in charge of Immuno-hematology Division at University of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, in Africa.
This part of the World has high prevalence of hemoglobinopathies mainly, sick cell anemia, immunodeficiency disorders such as HIV/AIDS, thrombotic disorders, AML and ALL, and lymphomas due to high prevalence of variety of virus.
We are very limited in terms of genetics, molecular and chromosomic testings.
We would like to partner with an university / organization that can help us to build our capacity of providing quality care to our many patients in terms of BM Transplantation services
You can get technical support from a number of organisations (European or American BMT societies) but if you need financial help, you may need to approach a chrity organisation like Anthony Nolan Fund, Jose Carrera Foundation. You can google them to get contacts. Good luck. Siva
Hi, on behalf of WBMT and WHO we wrote a paper dealing with this aspect. This is the paper:
Essential requirements for setting up a stem cell processing laboratory
T Leemhuis, D Padley, C Keever-Taylor, D Niederwieser, T Teshima, F Lanza, C Chabannon, P Szabolcs, A, Bazarbachi, MBC Koh
Bone Marrow Transplantation 06/2014; 49(8). DOI:10.1038/bmt.2014.104
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