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Proper Citation: Bioserve Global BioRepository (RRID:SCR_008713)
Description: A biomaterial supply resource containing over 600,000 samples of human tissue, serum, DNA, and RNA. Samples are handled consistently according to validated protocols and each tissue sample comes with detailed demographic information, gold standard clinical diagnostic information, complete drug history, full pathology reports, and complete phenotypic data.
Synonyms: BioServe, BioServe Human Samples
Resource Type: material resource, biomaterial supply resource
Keywords: biomaterial supply resource, human tissue, human serum, human DNA, human RNA
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