Material Type

• Blood (whole) (2)
• Buffy coat (1)
• Host genomic DNA (Derivative) (1)
• Isolated peripheral blood mononuclear cells (viable) (2)
• Nasal washing (1)
• Other (2)
• Pathogen DNA (Derivative) (1)
• Plasma (double spun) (2)
• Plasma (single spun) (2)
• Saliva (1)
• Serum (4)
• Stool (1)
• Urine (random) (1)

Microscopic Assessment

• Not applicable (4)

Storage Temperature

• RT (1)
• -35°C to -18°C (1)
• -85°C to -60°C (3)
• Liquid nitrogen (2)

Preservation Type

• N/A (1)

Associated Data

• Biomarker datasets (2)
• Clinical records (2)
• Followup records (3)
• Freezer temperature logs (4)
• Genomic datasets (1)
• Imaging data (2)
• Participant Ethnicity (2)
• Physiological/biochemical measurements (2)
• Pre-analytical data (2)
• Primary care records (2)
• Psychological data (1)
• Quality indicators (2)
• Survey data (2)
• Treatment records (2)

Timeframe

• Immediate (1)
• 0 - 3 months (3)
• 3 - 6 months (2)
• > 6 months (1)

Participant Count

• 11 - 100 (1)
• 101 - 500 (3)
• 501 - 1000 (1)
• 1001 - 3000 (1)

Sex

• Both sexes (4)

Age Range

• Young child (2 - 6 years) (2)
• Child (6 - 12 years) (1)
• Adolescent (12 - 18 years) (1)
• Young adult (18 - 40 years) (2)
• Adult (> 40 years) (3)

Biobank Services

• Ability to recontact (1)
• Access to the full pathology archive (1)
• Cell culture (2)
• Data analytics (1)
• Digital imaging (1)
• Molecular Extractions (2)
• Nucleic acid extraction (2)

Collection Type

• Case-control (1)
• Cohort (2)
• Cross-sectional (1)
• Disease specific (1)

Consent Restriction

• No Commercial restriction (3)
• No Disease area restriction (4)
• No Genetic analysis restriction (4)
• No Human genetic analysis restriction (4)
• No restrictions (2)
• No Project specific restriction (3)
• No Scope of use restriction (4)

Collection Status

• In progress (4)

Access Condition

• Open to applicants (1)
• Open only through collaboration (2)
• Data access only (1)
• Access restricted at present (1)

Country

• Brazil (1)
• Qatar (1)
• Uganda (1)
• United States (1)

County