As academics closely involved in UK biobanking, we welcome the suggestions made in The Lancet Oncology by Robert Coleman and colleagues to develop guidelines to make the transfer of human tissue samples collected from trials into biobanks a more streamlined and transparent process. Patient-derived material and data are a valuable resource for contemporary biomedical research. Tissue from trials is especially valued due to the well-defined population and rigour of patient sampling and data curation
16noThe term “biobanking” is often misapplied to any collection of human biological materials (biosp...
The possibility of preserving human tissue separated from the body, from which to extract clinical i...
Objective A mixed methods study exploring the UK general public's willingness to donate human biosam...
As academics closely involved in UK biobanking, we welcome the suggestions made in The Lancet Oncolo...
Funding: The author disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, authorshi...
Medical research increasingly relies on collections of donated human tissue, such as DNA samples, bl...
Introduction: The use of human-derived samples is vital to numerous areas of biological and medical ...
Aim: This review aimed to critically appraise, synthesise and present the best available evidence re...
Background: The tissue biobanking of specific biological residual materials, which constitutes a use...
Background: Residual or leftover clinical tissues are valuable resources for biomedical research. T...
Biobanks and biobanking research plays an increasingly important role in healthcare research and del...
Biobanks are vital for biospecimen production in research, despite the regulatory, recruitment and c...
Background: Cancer research is highly dependent of large amount of data and high quality samples whi...
Translational cancer research is highly dependent of large series of cases including high quality sa...
AIM: This review aimed to critically appraise, synthesise and present the best available evidence re...
16noThe term “biobanking” is often misapplied to any collection of human biological materials (biosp...
The possibility of preserving human tissue separated from the body, from which to extract clinical i...
Objective A mixed methods study exploring the UK general public's willingness to donate human biosam...
As academics closely involved in UK biobanking, we welcome the suggestions made in The Lancet Oncolo...
Funding: The author disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, authorshi...
Medical research increasingly relies on collections of donated human tissue, such as DNA samples, bl...
Introduction: The use of human-derived samples is vital to numerous areas of biological and medical ...
Aim: This review aimed to critically appraise, synthesise and present the best available evidence re...
Background: The tissue biobanking of specific biological residual materials, which constitutes a use...
Background: Residual or leftover clinical tissues are valuable resources for biomedical research. T...
Biobanks and biobanking research plays an increasingly important role in healthcare research and del...
Biobanks are vital for biospecimen production in research, despite the regulatory, recruitment and c...
Background: Cancer research is highly dependent of large amount of data and high quality samples whi...
Translational cancer research is highly dependent of large series of cases including high quality sa...
AIM: This review aimed to critically appraise, synthesise and present the best available evidence re...
16noThe term “biobanking” is often misapplied to any collection of human biological materials (biosp...
The possibility of preserving human tissue separated from the body, from which to extract clinical i...
Objective A mixed methods study exploring the UK general public's willingness to donate human biosam...