Sentences with word «biobanking»

In the late 1990s, a Delaware - based company called deCODE Genetics hoped to create a genetic biobank of the islands» entire population to identify disease - related genes and develop drugs.

An overriding aim for BBMRI.se is to match the high - quality samples located in the Swedish biobanks with optimal technologies, reagents and advanced expertise available in Swedish laboratories and to coordinate these resources for successful research that can be promptly translated to clinical and industrial use.

Researchers in other countries, such as Iceland, Estonia, and the United Kingdom, are building national genetic biobanks.

Some had been collected recently, while others had been preserved for up to 30 years in biobanks in Sweden and Denmark that store samples taken from all newborn babies for screening of congenital metabolic disorders.

By integrating data from biobanks and molecular research, and by improving access to metadata, the descriptions and therefore discoverability of biomedical samples will be hugely improved.

Under this scheme, Indigenous landowners have an opportunity to enter into biobanking agreements, whereby they set aside some of their lands and agree to manage and conserve the natural values on that land forever.

Due to the high efficiency of establishing organoid models from different tissues and diseases, such as cancer, organoid technology allows the generation of large living biobanks of tumor organoids that are amenable for middle - throughput drug screens and may allow personalized therapy design, as a complement to cell line and xenograft - based drug studies (7,19).

A population - scale biobank of blood samples obtained prior to therapy to support research into improving cancer treatment

Noni's significant experience in climate law includes advising on the Direct Action Plan and Clean Energy Legislative Package, the renewable energy credit and renewable energy target schemes and carbon offset and biobanking schemes.

The Faroes government rejected deCODE, but it spurred the country to pass legislation on genetic privacy and eventually led to the creation of its own biobank.

The HUNT biobank contains literally hundreds of thousands of samples from the Nord - Trøndelag Health Study and the Cohort of Norway Study (CONOR).

Many other genome - medical biobank projects at academic health centers and companies are clamoring to be part of the 1 million — person cohort study.

common standards and a sample - level catalogue for rare disease biobanks best ethical practices and recommendations for a regulatory framework for linking medical and personal data related to rare disease RD - Connect was launched on 1 November 2012 and this report focuses on the second year of operation.

The expanded biobank will be among the largest and will join several in Europe and one in Canada.

With the ability to integrate these data sets in a tightly linked, highly annotated manner, Labmatrix has the kind of flexibility, security and data access control today's scientists require for information management of biomarker discovery, next generation biobanking, pre-clinical and clinical studies and translational research efforts.

The successful candidates will work in strong research environments and have access to excellent research infrastructures including unique collections of longitudinal samples in existing biobanks.

With most biobanks, Mandl says, «if someone comes in with a diagnosis of asthma but 4 years later develops heart disease,... that person will be tagged with a diagnosis of asthma but not heart disease.»

«The study was made possible by biobanking efforts in Finland as part of the Finnish Maternity Cohort (FMC).

«This is the next big thing in CF research,» says Eitan Kerem, head of pediatrics at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, who is building a similar biobank and has launched a trial in patients with rare mutations.

Health care provider Kaiser Permanente has finally landed the money it needed to fulfill plans for a massive DNA biobank.

The commission left some of the stickiest details to others — which findings to return, for example, and whether biobanks have an obligation to supply incidental findings to the people whose DNA they store and share.

Even before the NICHD meeting, the international community of placenta researchers had begun to coordinate their efforts by planning a website that will list existing placenta biobanks and help match collaborators.

They analyzed a large cohort of human patient samples from the human kidney biobank managed by Susztak and found that the interconversion might also occur in patients with kidney disease and likely contributes to a condition when the kidneys can not remove enough acid from the body.

There are big ones, the UK Biobank, the Kaiser Permanente biobank.

Q: Have any of the big biobank projects, such as Kaiser Permanente and Vanderbilt, declined to participate?

Moreno - Estrada, who hunts for genetic variations linked to disease, recently learned that he had won a 13 - million - peso grant from Mexico and the United Kingdom to sequence DNA from blood samples in a public health biobank.

The Finder is a free online tool that allows researchers find information about existing patient registries and biobanks holding rare disease data and biosamples.

URI translational research projects are possible also thanks to an impressive volume of biological samples stored in a dedicated biobank and of data collected by more than 30.000 patients during the years.

Stability of Proteins in Dried Blood Spot Biobanks.

To acquire the raw data, one can register and apply through the central biobank portal.

He is co-founder and former coordinator of the German muscular dystrophy network (MD - NET), and former scientific coordinator of EuroBioBank, a European network of biobanks for rare disorders.

This facility is in charge of producing cell cultures from patient samples for both diagnosis (prenatal diagnosis; Ulrich and Betlem myopathies; seronegative myasthenia) and biobanking purposes.

Second, at a minimal cost, it will be possible to build gigantic biobanks of samples obtained on a routine clinical basis.

The University of Eastern Finland and Kuopio University Hospital have received funding for the establishment of a joint biobank from...

Labmatrix's powerful integration tools allow you to easily incorporate biobanking, translational and clinical research, and biomarker - based discovery data management into existing informatics and IT infrastructure.

A Populations Core has population - scale biobank discovery, clinical cohorts (with globalization capability, autoimmune, chronic, inflammatory and infectious disease groups), large - scale genotyping and sequencing, and a safely accessible central database for online analyses of large datasets.

Translational research, biomarker discovery, clinical studies and even biobanking have become increasingly data intensive.

This work includes funding and running a paediatric Clinical Trials Unit, a paediatric ECMC network and a paediatric biobank across the UK.

This requires an IT solution that seamlessly supports data integration, data management, and advanced search capabilities, in addition to operational biobanking workflows.

The Viral Reference Laboratory and Repository Core leads the development and operations of the BSRI Biorepository is a comprehensive biobank that supports basic and translational research of internal, domestic and international collaborators.

Combining metabolic profiling with genomics using biobank cohorts can reveal early molecular insights into drug target biology and characterize pleiotropic effects.

Northwell Health and Indivumed collaborate to greatly expand cancer biobanking activities within Northwell Health to develop medical approaches...