2012 BRN Symposium Posters

Abstract No.	Title	Presenter
1	Quality Controls on Collecting Samples	Ying Hu
2	Establishing a Quality Control Program to Reduce Tissue Biospecimen Preanalytic Variability for Biomedical Research	Angen Liu
3	Vacuum Sealing and Cooling for a Safe Transfer of Tissues From Operating Theater to Laboratory	Gianni Bussolati
4	Temperature-Controlled Biospecimen Shipment: Current and Future Technology	Brian Hrudka
5	Quantitative Measurement of Expression of Common Breast Cancer Markers as a Function of Time Before Formalin Fixation	V.M. Neumeister
6	Ischemia/Fixation Trial Tissue Microarray	Ruth Pe Benito
7	The Effects on Immunorecognition of the Transfer of Cells From 10% Neutral Buffered Formalin to 70% Ethanol	William E. Grizzle
8	The Development of a Protein Integrity Metric for Biorepository Specimens	Timothy Geddes
9	High-Quality DNA Obtained With an Automated DNA Extraction Method With 70+ Year-Old Formalin-Fixed Celloidin-Embedded (FFCE) Blocks From the Indiana Medical History Museum	A. McGuire
10	Paxgene vs. Formalin-Fixed Tissue: A Comparison of Tissue Morphology and RNA Quality	Daniel Grölz
11	Online Biospecimen Histology Review for Facilitated Biorepository Quality Control of Research Tissue Quality	Leona W. Ayers
12	The Genotype-Tissue Expression (GTEx) Project	Cathy Ng
13	The Impact of Tissue Preanalytics and a New Stabilization Technology on the Quality of Tissue-Based Molecular Studies	C. Viertler
14	Delay to Preservation Does Not Induce a Systematic Phosphoprotein Response During Tissue Processing	S. Gündisch
15	Improving Quality and Efficiency for Genomics and Proteomics: Advances for a Successful Biorepository	J. Oliver
16	Obtaining Proteomic Data From Formalin-Fixed Samples: A FASP Protcol That Is Amenable to Label-Free Protein Quantification	William Mathieson
17	Extracting DNA, RNA, and Protein From the Same Sample: A Critical Evaluation of GE Healthcare’s Tripleprep and QIAGEN’s Allprep Kits	William Mathieson
18	Comparison of RNA Integrity From Morphologic Annotated Tissues by Varying Preservations	Gallen Hostetter
19	Evidence-Based Biobanking; From Patient to Storage	M. Kap
20	Method to Determine Adequacy of Frozen Brain Tumor Tissue	Cynthia Cowdrey
21	Correlation Between Morphological Integrity of Brain Structures in and the Length of a Donor’s Terminal Period	Alexander Lituev
22	Long-Term Stability of Total RNA in RNAstable® as Evaluated by Expression Microarray	Daniel C. Edelman
23	Ambient Biostabilization in the Age of Personalized Medicine — A Paradigm Shift in Biospecimen Management	Rolf Muller
24	Tissue Is Alive: Preserving Nucleic Acids, Phosphoproteins, and Tissue Morphology in One Step	Claudius Mueller
25	Stability of Heat-Stabilized Human Tissue Lysates in Cryostorage	Diane McGarvey
26	Temperature-Controlled Manipulation and Alcohol-Free Cryopreservation: A New Era in Sample Handling and Biobanking	Rolf Ehrhardt
27	Impact of Tissue Heat Stabilization and Protein Extraction Method on Phosphoprotein Analysis	Fay Betsou
28	ISBER Proficiency Testing Program for Biorepositories: Pilot Results for DNA and RNA Schemes	Fay Betsou
29	Automatic Buffy Coat Extraction From Human Blood: Feasibility, Optimization, and Validation	Fay Betsou
30	Biospecimen Science in the Janus Serum Bank	Randi E. Gislefoss
31	Standard Operation Procedures for Biobank Science in the Janus Serum Bank of Norway — Experiences From a Prospective Cancer Biobank	Hilde Langseth
32	Pilot Studies of Bead-Based Multiplex Assays of Immune Markers for Use in Epidemiologic Studies	Shelley S. Tworoger
33	Room Temperature Storage of Sera Biospecimens	Alptekin Aksan
34	Variation in Processing Techniques of Sickle Cell Blood Specimens Produces Marked Differences in Artifactual Hemolysis — A Pilot Study	Susan Yuditskaya
35	Detailed Analysis of Effect of Processing Time and Anticoagulant Choice on Plasma Hemoglobin Values in Sickle Cell Anemia and Healthy Controls	Laurel Mendelsohn
36	Robotic Frozen Sample Aliquotter	Jorge de Dios
37	The NCI Innovative Molecular Analysis Technologies (IMAT) Program: A Resource for Catalyzing New Directions in Biospecimen Science Research	Tony Dickherber
38	The National Cancer Institute’s Enterprise Vocabulary Services: Facilitating Biomedical Research Through Terminology Development and Promotion of Semantic Interoperability	Elizabeth Hahn-Dantona, Erin Muhlbradt
39	The Biospecimen Research Database: 1,100 Articles and Growing	B. Paige Bass
40	NCI Funding of Biomarker, Imaging, Quality of Life, and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Studies	Geoffrey D. Seidel
41	The Use of Biospecimens in Behavioral Research: A Portfolio Analysis of Research Supported by the Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences at the National Cancer Institute	Cheryse A. Furman
42	Sharing a Model Consent Form to Increase Enrollment of Ethnically Diverse Populations in Research and Biospecimen Repositories	Luisel J. Ricks-Santi
43	Informed Consent in Biobank Research: Recruiting Patients With Health Disparities in Rural Maine	Deborah G. Morrison
44	Participation in Biospecimen Research — Investigating the African American Male Perspective	Bettina F. Drake
45	Sharing Results With Research Participants: Overcoming Obstacles	Miriam F. Kelty
46	Standardization of Consent Practices at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Institute Tumor Bank: Challenge in Biobanking	Farah Sagin
47	Improving Biospecimen Collection Practices at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Institute Tumor Bank	Christina Ann Wicker
48	NCBI BioSample Database: Capture and Storage of Sample Metadata	John Anderson
49	Labmatrix: A Collaborative Research Information Management System at the NCI	John Otridge
50	BioBank Integration Management System: A Software Solution Integrating Disparate Components of a Healthcare System’s Biobank for Translational Research	Kelly Rice
51	Establishing FDA-Compliant Electronic Biospecimen Management and Environmental Monitoring Systems to Support Biomedical Research in Uganda and Mali	Brian K. Moyer
52	CaTissue Suite: An Open-Access, Feature-Rich Tool for Biospecimen Annotation and Data Sharing	Amy Brink
53.	Open-Source Software for Sample Inventory	J. Ferland
54	Multidisciplinary Resource Informatics and Their Interactions	Zhe Chang
55	National Mesothelioma Virtual Bank: A Standardized Data and Specimen Resource to Expedite Translational Research	Michael J. Becich
56	Informatics Solutions for Management of Unique Specimen Collections at a Multisite Biobank: The AIDS and Cancer Specimen Resource Experience	M. Bracci
57	Toward a Virtual Tissue Bank	Susan Clare
58	Accelerating Research for Rare Diseases: Rare Diseases Human Biospecimens RD-HUB	Yaffa R. Rubinstein
59	A Biospecimen Repository Community of Best Practices Across Ethnically Diverse Institutions to Facilitate Informatics Solutions in Biospecimen Science	Zoe Hammatt
60	Establishment of a Biorepository Network to Facilitate and Advance Translational Cancer Research	Nicole Todaro
61	Biospecimen Data Management for Collaborative Research in Early Detection of Cancer	Andrew Hart
62	The Development of Comprehensive Joint Tumor Tissue Bank Between TMUCIH and NFCR in China	Michael Wang
63	Biobanks and Cancer Genome Projects in China	Youyong Lu
64	Quality Requirements of Biospecimens in Genomics and Proteomics Research in Cancer	Yong Zhang
65	10-Year Experience of Human Biobanking in Korea Lung Tissue Bank	Han Kyeom Kim
66	Development of Biorepositories and Translational Science Facilities Under the Aegis of Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences	Gundu H.R. Rao
67	The Next Chapter of Sharing Medical Translational Cancer Research Samples in Networks: The EurocanPlatform Biobanking Approach	Peter Riegman
68	COH BrTM Registry: A Biospecimen Resource for Translational Research	Michelle Banzet
69	Biobanking in a Culture of Excellence	G. Gist
70	Parallel Tissue Collection and Processing for Clinical and Research Practice at Mayo Clinic: Utilizing the Frozen Section Laboratory Practice	Susan R. Rogers
71	Radiobiological Tissue and Data Archive	Tatjana Paunesku
72	The Development of the Pfizer-Canine Comparative Oncology and Genomics Consortium Biospecimen Repository	Christina Mazcko
73	Whole Mounted Prostate Specimen Bank Offers Unique Translational Research Opportunities in Prostate Cancer	Gyorgy Petrovics
74	Biobanking as Part of the Prostate Cancer Biorepository Network: A Focus on DNA, RNA, and Protein Derivatives From Radical Prostatectomy Specimens	Karen S. Sfanos
75	Development of a Next-Generation Lunch Tissue Biorepository to Study Health and Disease	Demetri Spyropoulos
76	The Yale Lung Cancer Biorepository: Merging Best Practices in Biospecimen Science and Clinico-Epidemiologic Annotation Enables Analysis of Gene-Environment Interactions Affecting Lung Cancer Prognosis	Bonnie E. Gould Rothberg
77	Stabilizing and Isolating Cellular Biomarkers in Lung Biospecimens	A. Hubel
78	Experimental Ex Vivo Human Tumor Models	Sarah Crawford
79	NMDP Research Sample Repository: 25 Years as a Worldwide HUB for Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant Research	Leila Jones