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Biobanks in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Relevance, Setup and Management, 1st ed. 2022

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Coordonnateurs : Sargsyan Karine, Huppertz Berthold, Gramatiuk Svetlana

Couverture de l’ouvrage Biobanks in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Relevance, Setup and Management
This book introduces the fundamentals of biobanking and guides through the practical planning thereof, with a special focus on the situation in low- and middle-income countries. On the example of the setup of a Ukrainian biobank the book discusses the main steps and aspects of successful biorepository implementation and management. Topics covered include collection, storage and shipping of samples, establishment of an IT system, development of a sustainability plan, and project and risk management. Furthermore, the importance of the formation of international biobanking societies such as the Ukraine Association of Biobanks is highlighted, and their main objectives and tasks are discussed.

The book addresses life science and business professionals as well as national authorities who are interested in biobanking in general and in setting up a biobank in particular.

1. Introduction
1.1. Literature Review
1.1.1. Definition of biobanks
1.1.2. Problems and the destitution for principle
1.2 Scientific relevance of biobanks. Examples of biobanks
1.2.1. Types of biobanks
1.3. Ethical and legal principles
1.4. Biobank management model and sustainability plan 
1.4.1. SWOT analysis
1.4.2. The mission
1.5. Concepts specific for developing countries
2. Methods
2.1. Questionnaire: Survey development and content, participant selection
2.2. Interviews: market analysis
2.3. Team meetings: Development and implementation
3. Results and summary of findings
3.1. Step I: Ethics and law in the Ukraine Biobank
3.1.1. Ethical regulations
3.1.2. Access Policy
3.2. Step II: Collection and Management of Samples
3.2.1. Clarification of Conditions of Shipment of Samples
3.2.2. Clinical Collection
3.3. Step III: Risk Management and Biobanking
3.4. Step IV: Quality Management and Quality Control. Quality Control Samples and SOP`s
3.4.1. Quality Control Samples and SOP
3.5. Step V: Governance and Stakeholder analysis
3.6. Biobanking IT system
3.6.1. Data base structure
3.6.2. Web application
3.7. Ukraine Biobank management model and sustainability plan
3.7.1. Ukraine Biobank management model
3.7.2. Sustainability plan and Project management
3.8. Established Biobank in Ukraine Association
3.9. Development and Progress of Ukraine’s Biobank Network
3.10. The way to standardization
3.11. Sample Access Policy
3.12. Science and Innovation of Ukraine Association of Biobank
4. Discussion
5. Conclusion 
6. List of figures
7. References
8. Internet Sources 


Prof. h. c. Karine Sargsyan, MD was born in Armenia and lives in Graz. She is Managing Director for International Biobanking and Education at the Medical University of Graz and Vice Scientific Leader and Lecturer of the course M.Sc. Biobanking and of Human Centred Artificial Intelligence in Medicine at Medical University of Graz. Due to her professional experience, she is a leading member of many scientific organisations such as the ISBER (International Society for Biological and Environmental Repositories), the ESBB (European, Middle Eastern & African Society for Biopreservation and Biobanking), etc. She provides scientific expertise and experience as a consultant/advisory board member to several institutional organisations (BBMRI.pl, Oncology Research Vietnam, Qatar Biobank, DLR, Ministry of Health of Armenia, NMRRC Russia, etc.).  She is a Visiting Professor of Medical Genetics at Yerevan State Medical University, where she also completed her MD in paediatrics. In her free time, she enjoys painting (three exhibitions), playing the piano and happily commits herself to various voluntary activities. 


Prof. Dr. Berthold Huppertz is a German biologist with more than 25 years experience in the medical field. Berthold is chair of a preclinical division as well as Head of the Master course in Biobanking at Medical University of Graz, Austria. For seven years he was Director of Biobank Graz, the largest clinical biobank in Europe. Berthold has published more than 230 scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals as well as more than 40 book chapters in scientific and teaching books. With his biological, medical and biobanking background, he loved to work on this book.


Dr. Gramatiuk Svetlana, MD, PhD, is a graduate of the National Medical University of Kharkiv. She studied Biobanking at the Medical University of Graz, Austria, and Infectious Diseases Medicine and Virology, Microbiology and Allergology at the Nationa

Provides an overview of theory and practice of biobanking

Explores the cornerstones of successful biobank implementation

Documents the development and progress of Ukraine's Biobank Network

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