Sentence examples for specimen repository from inspiring English sources

A biological specimen repository is included in TARGET-NASH for translational studies of genomics and biomarkers of disease activity.

We love this concept, but gosh, every time NIH [National Institutes of Health] has invested in a specimen repository, the specimens are collected and they aren't used".

Currently, collaborations with the Pediatric Heart Transplant Study group and a newly established Pediatric Cardiomyopathy Biologic Specimen Repository at Texas Children's Hospital will continue to yield important results.

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Such an endeavor would require a central specimen repository to be established as a standard resource for these evaluations and to maximize comparability across assays.

Cost and informed consent considerations may result in challenges to implementation of a specimen repository.

Based on responses to CMV, CEF and Gag from the pilot study, a total of 155 samples from the specimen repositories were randomly selected for testing in the inter-laboratory comparison study.

This requires state-of-the-art tools for data collection and tracking participants, environmental and biologic specimen repositories, and anticipation of future human subject requirements in consent procedures.

Such complex predictive tools in rheumatology can be guided by the experience of multiplex testing in oncology, which has demonstrated the importance of uniform specimen handling and prospectively collected specimen repositories.

For ongoing studies, which have not yet released their data, the Data Repository provides the appropriate identifiers to the study coordinators and the specimen repositories in order to create unambiguous linkages between specimens and data.

These data and specimen repositories are expected to provide a resource for the identification of novel or unexpected agents of human disease and their potential zoonotic origins, and to deliver information that can be used to examine the barriers to and drivers of cross-species transmission.