Table of Contents
The Future of Biobanks Executive summary Overview Biobanking trends
Population-based biobanks Disease-based biobanks Private-sector biobanks
Regulatory and ethical issues
Chapter 1 Overview
- Summary
- Introduction
- Definition of biobanks
- Historical context
- Scientific and commercial relevance of biobanks
- Targeted therapeutics
- Diagnostic and prognostic tests
- Drug development
- Disease etiology
- Future outlook
Chapter 2 Trends in biobanking
- Introduction
- Introduction
- The limitations of biobanks
- Initiatives to improve biobanks
- Sample variability
- Sample quality
- Older biobanks
- Modern biobanks
- Biobanking costs
- Increasing harmonization
- Future outlook
Chapter 3 Population-based biobanks
- Introduction
- Introduction
- Types of population biobanks
- Cohort studies
- Founder population biobanks
- deCODE Genetics
- CARTaGENE
- Genizon Biosciences
- Jurilab
- National population biobanks
- UK Biobank
- LifeGene
- Estonian biobank
- Latvian biobank
- Canadian Partnership for Tomorrow Project
- Other national biobanks
- Future outlook
Chapter 4 Disease-based biobanks
- Introduction
- Introduction
- Growth in disease-based biobanks
- Cancer biobanks
- Other diseases
- Healthy sample biobanks
- Collaborative networks
- onCORE UK
- International Genomics Consortium
- Cancer Genome Atlas
- Future outlook
Chapter 5 Private-sector biobanks
- Introduction
- Introduction
- Licensed biobanks in the UK
- Contract service providers
- Biomarker discovery companies
- Pharmaceutical collections
- Research collaborations
- Clinical trials
- Future outlook
Chapter 6 Regulatory and ethical issues
- Summary
- Introduction
- Current regulatory framework
- Informed consent
- Withdrawal and ownership
- Confidentiality
- Commercialization
- Future outlook
Appendix
List of Figures
- Figure 1.1: Cumulative number of DNA samples banked in population-based
studies*, 1970-2009
- Figure 1.2: NIH sponsored clinical trials conducting gene expression
profiling, 2000-08
- Figure 2.1: Geographical distribution of biobanks
- Figure 2.2: Drivers and resistors
- Figure 2.3: The evolution of biobanks
- Figure 4.1: Number of diseases-based biobanks, by therapy area, US
1995-2008
- Figure 5.1: Establishments licensed to operate biobanks, by sector,
England, Wales and Northern Ireland, 2008
- Figure 5.2: Examples of private-sector biobanks
List of Tables
- Table 1.1: Applications of biobanks
- Table 2.1: Types of biobanks
- Table 3.1: Selected population-based cohort studies
- Table 3.2: Population-based biobanks
- Table 4.1: Selected cancer biobanks, US
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