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Identification and isolation of a viable, sufficiently pure, cancer-associated stromal cell population from tumor specimens will provide an essential research tool for the study of prostate carcinogenesis.

Intra-operatively, in the presence of microcalcification, a specimen radiograph of the excised tissue, with appropriate orientation of the specimen, will provide an initial guide to adequacy of excision (Fig. 2).

An ongoing study in Europe (MERCURY, Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Rectal Cancer European Equivalence Study) is designed to correlate MRI findings on extramural spread and potential CRM involvement with pathological specimen and will provide valuable information on the use of MRI for rectal cancer.

If a specimen is not provided prior to departure, we will provide caregivers with specimen collection containers and contact information for a courier service that will retrieve the sample.

Further examination of the stabilization effects of several fusion cages on the same specimen under different loading conditions will provide a better insight into the amount to which certain factors may influence the clinical outcomes.

The bio-specimen repository of the GNC will provide a valuable resource for the discovery and validation of novel biomarkers for early disease detection, at the same time ensuring a rapid connection between basic discovery research and its confirmation and validation in appropriately designed human population studies.

If you have not used your mark yet, you will provide a specimen at a later date when you have begun using it.

Women will provide weekly genital specimens for further assay.

Participants will be followed up for up to 56 days post treatment and will provide weekly genital specimens for further assay.

This will provide the potential for discovery using FFT specimens and validation with FFPE specimens.

Systematic weekly sampling will provide a control set of specimens for the individual and the cohort, allowing quantification of virus-specific attributable risk to illness.