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Dear Sir, For semen donors requiring more or less immediate storage of their personal semen, sealing of the samples (in addition to serum testing) as described, appears to be a good method to provide safety against viral crosscontamination. We recently were also confronted with the subject of cross-contamination in our semen bank, encountering an anonymous semen donor who became human immunodeficiency virus (HlV)-positive in the course of his donorship. This was a good opportunity for us to scrutinize our procedures.
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