Randy K Peterson, M.D.

Education

• University of Minnesota (1993), M.D.
• Unviersity of Minnesota (1998), Residency (Lab Medicine and Pathology)
• Fairview University Medical Center (2008), Fellowship (Molecular Genetic Pathology)

Publications

Peterson RK, Clay ME, McCullough JJ. “Unrelated Cord Blood Banking.” In Broxmeyer HE ed. Cellular Characteristics of Cord Blood and Cord Blood Transplantation. American Association of Blood Banks, Bethesda, MD; PP165-197, 1998.

Abstracts

“Optimization of use of short tandem repeat markers for chimerism analysis following  allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.” Bharat Thyagarajan, Shawn Young, Stacy Floodman, Randolph Peterson, Michael Steffes, XinJing Wang. ACLPS 2008.

“Clinical Testing for Mutations in the PAX2 gene and Diagnosis of Renal Coloboma Syndrome.”  Matthew Bower, Cheng Xu, Randolph Peterson, Lisa Schimmenti, Xinjing Wang. ACLPS 2008.

“Pegylated Recombinant Human Megakaryocyte Growth and Development Factor (PEG-rHuMGDF) Increases Platelet Count and Apheresis Yields of Normal Platelet Donors: Initial Results.” LT Goodnough & J DiPersio, Washington U Med Ctr, St. Louis, MO; J McCullough & R Peterson, U of MN, Minneapolis, MN; S Armstrong, D Menchaca & D Tomita, AMGEN Inc., Thousand Oaks, CA; J Romo & D Kuter, Mass General Hosp, Boston, MA. Accepted for presentation at the 1997 American Association of Blood Banks Annual Meeting.

“Factors Influencing the Availability of Cord Blood for Banking.” J McCullough, ME Clay, S Lennon, K Reynolds, A Koich, G Herr, DF Stroncek, and R Peterson. Accepted for presentation at the 1997 American Association of Blood Banks Annual Meeting.

“Donors Willingness to Participate in a Trial of Pegylated Recombinant Human Megakaryocyte Growth and Development Factor (PEG-rHuMGDF) for Platelet Apheresis.” J McCullough, R Peterson, ME Clay, L Pittelko, J Smith, L Edman, S Dragovitch, G Herr, M Weiser, and W Sheridan. American Society of Hematology: Book of Abstracts for 1997 Annual Meeting.

“Circulating PLT Counts (CTS) and PLT Apheresis Yields and Increases in Platelet Increments in Recipients of PLT Transfusion (TFN).” D Kutor, J McCullough, J Romo, J DiPersio, R Peterson, S Armstrong, D Manchaca, D Tomita, & LT Goodnough. Mass General Hosp, Boston, MA;  U of MN, Minneapolis MN; Washington U Med Ctr, St. Louis, MO;  AMGEN Inc., Thousand Oaks, CA.  American Society of Hematology: Book of Abstracts for 1997 Annual Meeting.