Tag: sample handling
Eco-Friendly, Sustainable Sample Storage Consumables (Azenta)
Azenta Life Sciences announce, as part of their commitment to sustainable science, that they are increasing the use of recycled polypropylene in their FluidX sample storage consumables range.
To support...
Micronic Hybrid Tubes Improving Tissue Sample Storage
Micronic has released innovative and traceable 1.50ml and
3.00ml Hybridtubes with external thread. Designed with special features for the
storage of fresh frozen tissue samples, these...
Bioresource Center Ghent
The Bioresource center Ghent – the central biobank of Ghent University Hospital - is an open service center facilitating translational biomedical research. It offers...
IARC Biobank
Note: The source of some of the information in this article is the IARC Biobank.
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) is part...
Biobanking Science: Storing Cells at Room Temperature
Cryopreservation is the gold standard method to store biospecimens in biobanking organizations. Cryopreservation usually involves flash freezing samples and storing them at ultra-low temperatures...
Biobanking Science: Maximizing Red Blood Cell Life in Biobanks
Blood transfusions are a common part of modern medicine and have been used to save human patients for 200 years. Biobanks play an integral...
Biobanking Science: Metabolomics Biobanks
Metabolomics, an important part of precision medicine, is the study of different metabolites in normal and disease states. Collecting, processing and storing samples for...
Biobanking Science: Cancer Biobanks
Cancer is major cause of death worldwide and mortality levels remain high despite the development of new therapeutics and other cancer treatments. Cancer biobanks...
Biobanking Science: Preserving Large Biospecimens
Biobanks store many different types of biospecimens, ranging from cells and small tissue samples right through to whole organs, whole limbs or even whole...
Biobanking Science: Managing Brain Biorepositories
Brain biorepositories such as the NeuroBioBank in the US, the BrainNet Europe consortium and the SIREN biobanks in Africa support research into brain diseases...



















