Biobanking is a term widely used to describe the storage of biological entities for a diverse range of applications. ‘Biobanks’ in the broadest sense exist for samples ranging from proteins, DNA and tissue, to agronomic seed banks and biodiversity species collections (alive or extinct).
Each type of biobank has widely differing requirements, operates under different legislation and has different usage patterns.
However, there are some common requirements for storing and tracking this wide variety of samples that a good sample management software or LIMS should manage for you.
Efficient and viable management of your biobanks is imperative.
This paper details some of the key factors that should be considered when choosing your sample management set-up.
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