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What happens after biobanking?

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Astrid Englezou .

Apart from sample collection, biobanks have to commit to sample processing, purification, long-term storage and analysis. This event will discuss issues occurring after samples have been collected and stored, including sample processing, long term storage, ethics, cost and collaborations. This meeting will be an ideal opportunity to hear from the experts, to network and discuss biobanking sample processing strategy

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