The NSW brain tissue resource centre: Banking for alcohol and major neuropsychiatric disorders research.
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- Authors
- Sutherland, G T; Sheedy, D; Stevens, J; McCrossin, T; Smith, C C; van Roijen, M; Kril, J J
- Year
- 2016
- Journal
- Alcohol (Fayetteville, N.Y.)
- PMID
- 27139235
- DOI
- 10.1016/j.alcohol.2016.02.005
- PMCID
- PMC4855871
The New South Wales Brain Tissue Resource Centre (NSWBTRC) at the University of Sydney (Australia) is an established human brain bank providing tissue to the neuroscience research community for investigations on alcohol-related brain damage and major psychiatric illnesses such as schizophrenia. The NSWBTRC relies on wide community engagement to encourage those with and without neuropsychiatric illness to consent to donation through its allied research programs. The subsequent provision of high-quality samples relies on standardized operational protocols, associated clinical data, quality control measures, integrated information systems, robust infrastructure, and governance. These processes are continually augmented to complement the changes in internal and external governance as well as the complexity and diversity of advanced investigation techniques. This report provides an overview of the dynamic process of brain banking and discusses the challenges of meeting the future needs of researchers, including synchronicity with other disease-focus collections.
Brain collection procedures schematic
Age distribution of Using our Brains donors by gender
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| 40 | Introduction β Discussion | Recent reviews have demonstrated the value of modern brain banking for studies of the effects ofβ¦ |
| 41 | Introduction β Discussion | Engagement with the broad community allows a forum to discuss brain donation and present theβ¦ |
| 42 | Introduction β Discussion | members to gain constructive insight into the donor. This insight has been beneficial during theβ¦ |
| 43 | Conclusion | The ultimate goal of medical research is to reduce the burden of disease that encompasses personal,β¦ |
| 44 | Conclusion | As such, brain banks have an obligation to promote the use of their resource to those in the⦠|
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