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  • Biomedical Research
  • Biobanking
  • Translational Research

Background:

  • High-quality biosamples and clinical data are crucial for research discoveries.
  • A scarcity of biosamples can impede research progress.
  • This study assessed biobanking activities and interest in a virtual biobank among University of California (UC) stakeholders.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the scope of biobanking activities within the UC system.
  • To gauge researcher interest in virtual biobanking.
  • To assess willingness to contribute to or utilize a UC-wide biorepository.

Main Methods:

  • Researchers involved in biobanking at five UC medical campuses were identified.
  • A brief, six-item web-based questionnaire was electronically administered to these researchers.

Main Results:

  • 80% of participants actively collect biosamples for research.
  • 68% indicated they would request biosample materials in the near future.
  • 42% were willing to contribute specimens to a UC-wide virtual biobank, with another 42% possibly willing.

Conclusions:

  • UC biobanking stakeholders demonstrate significant support for a virtual biobank.
  • Researchers expressed strong interest in both contributing to and requesting materials from a UC-wide biorepository.
  • Over 435 researchers across five UC medical campuses are actively engaged in biospecimen research.