UCSD Biorepository Shared Resource

摘要 生物储存库共享资源的具体目标是：（1）通过在生物样本的收集、处理、分析和管理方面提供专业知识和集中服务，促进TREC中心的研究项目;（2）在TREC中心运营期间和之后，作为辅助和未来研究的生物样本来源，因为生物样本可用于 随着这一领域新知识的发展，研究也在不断发展。核心教职员工还将为TREC中心项目生物样本分析的检测和实验室的最终选择提供专家指导，确保分析实验室的质量控制（QC）数据和活动得到监测。受过专门培训和具有专门知识的核心人员将协助适当的生物样本采集和处理 方法、材料和程序，以确保TREC中心项目产生的数据和结果具有良好的质量，从而能够最佳地实现目标。生物储存库共享资源的一个关键组成部分是一个基于计算机的系统，用于记录和跟踪所有样品和等分试样，以便TREC中心项目的分析是有效的，并将错误放置样品和丢失数据的可能性降至最低。核心 工作人员将使用高质量和维护良好的设备和仪器。通过集中核心提供生物样本收集和管理所需的材料和服务，将确保TREC中心研究项目的质量和效率。

ABSTRACT The specific aims of the Biorepository Shared Resource are (1) to facilitate the TREC Center research projects by providing expertise and centralized service in the collection, processing, analysis and management of biological samples, and (2) to serve as a source of biological samples for ancillary and future studies during and beyond the TREC Center operation, because biological samples may be made available for use in research as new knowledge in this area evolves. The core faculty and staff also will provide expert guidance into final selection of assays and laboratories for TREC Center project biological sample analysis, ensuring that analytical laboratories are monitored for quality control (QC) data and activities. The core personnel, who have specialized training and expertise, will facilitate appropriate biological sample collection and processing methods, materials, and procedures to ensure that the data and results produced by TREC Center projects are of good quality to enable the aims to be optimally addressed. A key component ofthe Biorepository Shared Resource is a computer-based system to log and track all samples and aliquots, so that analyses of TREC Center projects are efficient and the likelihood of misplaced samples and missing data is minimized. Core personnel will use equipment and instrumentation that is high-quality, and well-maintained. Providing the materials and services necessary for biological sample collection and management through a centralized core will ensure quality and efficiency for the TREC Center research projects.