Biobanking Software: What Are We Going to Do With Our Legacy Data?
Sponsored content brought to you by One of the seemingly daunting tasks of moving your data from an older complex system, or collection of spreadsheets...
The Use of RFID in Biobanking: a Focus on Tracking and Storing Organoids
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) automatically identifies and tracks tags attached to objects. The tags can contain various electronically stored information. The advantage of RFID over...
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Sponsored content brought to you by Purchasing or changing a system to manage all of your valuable samples is a big decision. In the considerations,...
Biobanking Consent: Informing Human Subjects of the Possibilities
As researchers, we are familiar with why we have the need for biobanking regulations due to the story of Henrietta Lacks. HeLa cells survived...
Importance of LIMS for Biobanks
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