Def: Biosample Repository is where samples collected during clinical studies or research on disease are stored and made available to Roche scientists. Body fluids, cell cultures, tissue samples and all types of biological media are very sensitive to handling and storage. The biosample repository guarantees appropriate long-term storage conditions for such samples. The samples are sorted, tracked and made available to our scientists to support all types of research activities.

A szövetbank mintájára.

biosample = biológiai minta

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Itt feltáró vizsgálat céljából tárolják:

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ProvidedDocs/83/NCT02924883/Prot_...

Hereafter, the blocks will be shipped back, unless the patient gives specific consent for the remainder of the samples to be stored for optional exploratory research (Research Biosample Repository [RBR]; Section 4.5.8 ).

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Ezt most találtam:

https://u-szeged.hu/download.php?docID=88070

Beleegyező nyilatkozat biológiai minta biobankban történő elhelyezéséhez.

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Még egy példa:

http://semmelweis.hu/jogigfoig/files/2017/09/Biobank_Halozat...

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A "szövetbankos" asszociáció nem volt "légből" kapott:

https://irb.utah.edu/guidelines/tissue-bank.php

Tissue Bank(Repository): Tissue banks collect, store, and distribute human biological specimens for research purposes. Tissue bank activities involve three components: (a)the collection of samples and data; (b) the storage and data management center; and (c) the re-disclosure of tissues.