Thank you for your response.
Autologous Stem Cell Transplant is a new procedure where they use the patient's own stem cells, rather than those of a donor. So there wouldn't be any matching problems.
However, the treatment is controversial for patients who respond to chemo. Why take the higher risk of a stem cell transplant when patient responds to chemo? The advantage of the Autologous Transplant is that, if succesful, it has higher chances of long-term survival and lower chances of remission.
As far as I know only UCSF does this operation, which is a reason for worry. All other major treatment centers recommend continuing with chemo, but the doctors at UCSF insist that my brother receive a transplant.