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Substances of human origins (SoHO)

Any substance collected from the human body. This includes human cells, tissues and blood but also breast milk, and faecal and intestinal microbiota.

Read related content in the entries on therapy classification, specifically in the entry on human body elements for human applications of the research pathways.

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