Stem Cell and Biobanking

Biorepository & Biospecimen

A Biorepository is a biological materials repository that collects, processes, stores, and distributes bio specimens to support future scientific investigation. Biorepositories can contain or manage specimens from animals, including humans, and many other living organisms. Vertebrates, invertebrates, arthropods, and other life-forms are just a few of the many classes of living organisms which can be studied by preserving and storing samples taken. The Biorepository assures the quality, and manages the accessibility and distribution/disposition of the bio specimens in its collection. There are a huge number of bio repositories in the United States, which shift broadly by size, the sort of bio specimen gathered, and reason. One of the bio repository's most elevated needs is ensuring the security and sacredness of individual and medicinal data. Bio specimens are materials taken from the human body, for example, tissue, blood, plasma, and pee that can be utilized for growth determination and investigation. At the point when patients have a biopsy, surgery, or other methodology, regularly a little measure of the example evacuated can be put away and utilized for later research. Once these specimens have been legitimately prepared and put away they are known as human bio specimens.