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Biobanking for Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Biobanking is important and fundamental for research and personalized medicine in patients with esophageal squamous cell carcinoma. The process often involves prospective collection of surgically obtained tissues (tissue banking) as well as serial blood ...
Lam, AK, Alfred K. Lam
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Constructing populations in biobanking [PDF]
This article poses the question of whether biobanking practices and standards are giving rise to the construction of populations from which various biobanking initiatives increasingly draw on for legitimacy?
Tupasela, Aaro Mikael +6 more
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Legal challenges and strategies in the regulation of research biobanking
In this chapter, some of the legal challenges of research biobanking are discussed and illustrated by examples of possible analogies as well some comparative notes on the regulatory strategies adopted in the Nordic countries. Human biological material is
Rynning, Elisabeth,
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The European, Middle Eastern and African Society for Biopreservation and Biobanking (ESBB) held its second annual conference in Granada, Spain, in 2012.
Igbe, Michael A +10 more
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EUSTAR biobanking: recommendations for the collection, storage and distribution of biospecimens in scleroderma research [PDF]
The European League Against Rheumatism Scleroderma Trials and Research Group (EUSTAR) has established an online database with clinical data of currently more than 8200 patients with systemic sclerosis (SSc).
Kennedy, Ann Tyrrell +105 more
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Biobanking from the patient perspective [PDF]
Biobanks and biobanking research plays an increasingly important role in healthcare research and delivery as health systems become more patient-centred and medicine becomes more personalised. There is also growing acceptance and appreciation of the value
Hans Keulen +13 more
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Access to Biobanks: Harmonization Across Biobank Initiatives [PDF]
The current study investigates whether access arrangements relevant for biobanking contain clear information on key access conditions. It furthermore assesses the extent to which these access conditions are harmonized across biobank initiatives.A comparative analysis was conducted of access arrangements developed by 26 organizations, 36 biobank ...
Michiel, Verlinden +3 more
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Business Planning in Biobanking: How to Implement a Tool for Sustainability
Worldwide, the sustainability of public health systems is challenged by the increasing number and cost of personalized therapies. Quality biological samples stored in biobanks are essential for the provision of appropriate health services and also act as
Ciaburri, Mirella +2 more
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Inter- and Intra-Biobank Networks: Classification of Biobanks [PDF]
<i>Background:</i> Many biobanks have struggled to deliver on the high expectations and claims made for them because of insufficient samples, inadequate infrastructure, cost of establishing and maintaining a large enough resource over the long term, and satisfying legal, ethics and governance requirements. Increasingly, networks have formed
Darren, Shickle +2 more
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Ethical, legal, and social issues related to the collection, storage, and use of biospecimens and data derived from children raise critical concerns in the international debate.
Reni GL +20 more
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