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Due to the requirement for comprehensive clinical research efforts in China, the importance of biobanking in modern clinical research is outlined in this overview. Hospitals, universities and research institutes have been well organized as fundamental resources for Chinese biobanking initiatives and the resulting bio-sample collections. Here, a brief history and time line of development of biobanking in China will be introduced, as well as strategic designs for future biobanking development.
This chapter was originally published in “The State of Oncology Africa, 2015” which was published and distributed by the International Prevention Research Institute of 95 cours Lafayette, Lyon France under ISBN 978-953-9268-3-5, in 2016.
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Animal Germplasm Repository Construction and Management Norm(Shenzhen Standarlized Guiding Document No. SZDB/Z 91-2014), Human Biorepository Construction and Management Norm (No. SZDB/Z 92-2014) and Biological Genetic Information Database Construction and Management Norm (No. SZDB/Z 92-2014) were published in January 23rd 2014, which were collaboratively written by Shenzhen Administration of Market and Quality Supervision and Management, CNGB and Shenzhen Institute of Standards and Technology.
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Gan, R., Wang, H., Song, Y., Fan, J., Xiong, Y. (2017). Chinese Biobanking Initiatives. In: Hainaut, P., Vaught, J., Zatloukal, K., Pasterk, M. (eds) Biobanking of Human Biospecimens. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-55120-3_11
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