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Unit 2 Chapter 3. Biological sample collection , processing, storage , and information management23 UNIT 2 CHAPTER 3unit : practical aspectschapter 3. Biological sample collection , processing, storage and information managementJimmie B. Vaught and Marianne K. HendersonSummaryThe collection , processing and storage of Biological samples occur in the larger context of organizations known as Biological resource centres or biospecimen resources. Biological resource centres are (1,2) service providers and repositories of living cells, as well as genomes of organisms, archived cells and tissues, and information relating to these materials. The US National Cancer Institute (3) defines a biospecimen resource as a.

specimens for research purposes. The use of proper procedures to produce biological specimens of the appropriate quality, as well as the collection of relevant clinical, epidemiologic and quality control data, gives the biospecimens their value in research. Context and public health significance Biological specimens (or biospecimens), such as ...

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been recognized that the protocols and practices involved in collecting, processing and storing specimens actually comprise “biospecimen science.” As a result, many organizations (Appendix 3.1) have engaged in producing guidelines and best practices for these endeavours, now known as biological resource centres or biospecimen resources.

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