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Case Studies of Existing Human Tissue Repositories : "Best Practices" for a Biospecimen Resource for the Genomic and Proteomic Era.
Title:
Case Studies of Existing Human Tissue Repositories : "Best Practices" for a Biospecimen Resource for the Genomic and Proteomic Era.
Author:
Eiseman, Elisa.
ISBN:
9780833035936
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (247 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Preface -- The RAND Corporation Quality Assurance Process -- Contents -- Figure and Tables -- Summary -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- CHAPTER ONE -- Introduction -- Background -- National Dialogue on Cancer -- RAND Study -- Purpose -- Description of Study -- Organization of This Report -- CHAPTER TWO -- Methodology -- Selection of Repositories -- Interviews -- Repositories Evaluated -- Government -- Academia -- Industry -- Repositories Not Included in the Evaluation -- SPOREs -- IMPATH Inc. -- National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project (NSABP) -- Program for Critical Technologies in Molecular Medicine -- Determining "Best Practices" -- Types of Information Not Shared -- CHAPTER THREE -- Biospecimen Collection, Processing, Annotation, Storage, and Distribution -- Biospecimen Collection -- Tissue Sources -- Minority Populations, Children, and Foreign Tissue Sources -- Collection Locations -- Biospecimen Collection -- Centralized Versus Decentralized Collection and Storage -- Quality Assurance, Auditing, and Standardization for Biospecimen Collection -- Biospecimen Processing and Annotation -- Biospecimen Processing -- Tissue Characterization and Quality Control Testing of Biospecimens -- Data Collection and Specimen Annotation -- Longitudinal Data -- Quality Assurance, Auditing, and Standardization for Processing of Biospecimens -- Quality Assurance, Auditing, and Standardization for Annotation of Biospecimens -- Biospecimen Storage -- Number and Types of Tissue in Storage -- Storage Techniques -- Freezer Maintenance and Backup -- Quality Control, Auditing, and Standardization for Biospecimen Storage -- Specimen Distribution -- Shipment of Samples to Researchers -- Quality Assurance and Standardization of Biospecimen Collection, Processing, Annotation, Storage, and Distribution -- Best Practices -- Biospecimen Collection.

Biospecimen Processing and Annotation -- Biospecimen Storage and Distribution -- Quality Assurance and Standardization of Biospecimen Collection, Storage, Processing, Annotation, and Distribution -- CHAPTER FOUR -- Bioinformatics and Data Management -- Use of Bioinformatics Systems -- Types of Data Contained in Bioinformatics Systems -- Data Accessibility -- Bioinformatics System Security -- Quality Control, Auditing, and Standardization for Bioinformatics Systems -- Best Practices -- CHAPTER FIVE -- Consumer/User Needs -- Customer Profile -- Academic, Government, and Industry Users -- Distribution of Samples Outside the Institution -- Meeting Researcher Needs -- Review and Prioritization of Requests for Tissue -- Unmet User Needs -- Tracking the Use of Biospecimens -- Types of Research/Use of Samples -- Metrics and Feedback on Repository Use -- Best Practices -- CHAPTER SIX -- Business Plan and Operations -- Government Repositories -- Academic Repositories -- Industry Repositories -- Repository/Collection Site Relationships -- Repository Operations -- Lessons Learned -- Repository Model -- Banking Versus Prospective Collection -- Centralized Versus Decentralized -- Costs -- Repository Costs -- Costs to Researchers -- Developing and Adopting New Technologies -- Tracking of Sample Use -- Acknowledgments in Publications -- Best Practices -- CHAPTER SEVEN -- Privacy, Ethical Concerns, and Consent Issues -- Identifiability of Tissue -- Institutional Review Boards -- Protection of Privacy and Confidentiality -- Impact of Federal and State Privacy Laws -- Consent Issues -- Best Practices -- CHAPTER EIGHT -- Intellectual Property and Legal Issues -- Policies Regarding Intellectual Property Rights -- Rights of Tissue Source and Contributing Institutions to Tissue -- Compensation -- Agreements Used in Tissue Distribution -- Liability Issues.

Ensuring Responsible Use of Resources -- Best Practices -- CHAPTER NINE -- Public Relations, Marketing, and Education -- Marketing -- Outreach, Patient Education, and Post-Research Communications -- Best Practices -- CHAPTER TEN -- Findings and Summary of Best Practices -- Findings -- Cooperative Human Tissue Network -- Tissue Array Research Program -- Early Detection Research Network -- Philadelphia Familial Breast Cancer Registry -- National Heart, Blood, and Lung Institute -- Armed Forces Institute of Pathology National Pathology Repository -- Duke University Breast SPORE -- Mayo Clinic Prostate SPORE -- University of Alabama at Birmingham Breast and Ovarian SPOREs -- University of Pittsburgh Health Sciences Tissue Bank -- Ardais -- Genomics Collaborative Inc. -- Best Practices -- Best Practices for Biospecimen Collection, Processing, Annotation, Storage, and Distribution -- Best Practices for Bioinformatics -- Best Practices for Consumer/User Needs -- Best Practices for Business Plan and Operations -- Best Practices for Privacy, Ethical Concerns, and Consent Issues -- Best Practices for Intellectual Property and Legal Issues -- Best Practices for Public Relations, Marketing, and Education -- Conclusions -- APPENDIX Interview Instrument for RAND Evaluation of Existing Tissue Resources -- Glossary -- References.
Abstract:
Case studies of twelve existing human biospecimen repositories performed to evaluate their utility for genomics- and proteomics-based cancer research and to identify ?best practices? in collection, processing, annotation, storage, privacy, ethical concerns, informed consent, business plans, operations, intellectual property rights, public relations, marketing, and education that would be useful in designing a national biospecimen network.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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