Biorepository definition

Biorepository means the facilities for cryopreservation of stem cells and amniotic tissue maintained and operated by Provider.
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Biorepository means a facility that collects, catalogs and stores samples of biological material, including, but not limited to, urine, blood, tissue, cells, DNA, RNA and protein, from humans for laboratory research; and
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Biorepository means the biological samples and associated clinical data and any material derived from the manipulation of such samples used by or under the control of the Business, expressly subject to any rights of, or ownership by, customers of and suppliers to the Business that have provided any material, including derivatives thereof, in such repository and associated clinical data.
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Examples of Biorepository in a sentence

  • Any volume of unused biospecimen must be returned to the TRACK-TBI Biorepository within 120 days.

  • Returning samples to the TRACK-TBI Biorepository should follow the shipping instructions in the TRACK-TBI Biorepository SOP.

  • Samples will be shipped by TRACK-TBI Biorepository staff at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) and will require execution of an MTA with University of Pittsburgh.

  • Biorepository operations were funded through a Leidos Biomedical Research, Inc.

  • A sample acknowledgment statement for [STUDY NAME] dataset(s) follows: Funding: The Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology NIH-NCI grants U10CA180821 and CALGB U10CA031946; Alliance Statistical Center Grant U10CA180882 and CALGB U10CA33601; Alliance NCTN Biorepository and Biospecimen Resource 5U24CA196171.

  • PROVIDER: Scientist and Scientist’s organization contributing material(s) to the PPMI Biorepository.

  • The total 10,000 environmental samples will be sent in portions to the SI NMNH Biorepository from the Argonne National Labs.

  • Manager shall procure, finance or cause to be procured or financed for and on behalf of the Provider and at Provider’s expense, any equipment along with appropriate certification and/or accreditation as necessary for such equipment and make such replacements and upgrades of Biorepository equipment as are reasonably requested by Provider.

  • I agree to acknowledge the contribution of the Biorepository and Tissue Research Facility in any UVA-authored publications arising from the use of these samples, and to inform the BTRF of these publications.

  • The Biorepository does not screen samples or subjects for any infectious agents, and therefore the researchers and all laboratory personnel should observe universal precautions when handling unfixed specimens.