Biorepositories and Databanks for the Development of Novel Biomarkers for Genitourinary Cancer Prevention and Management

Translational research in uro-oncology depends on the availability of high-quality biospecimens and associated data to advance precision medicine and improve clinical outcomes. Procurement, storage, and annotation of these specimens represent critical steps towards this end.To review best-practice experiences gained via the McCain GU BioBank, a repository of more than 750 000 biospecimens obtained from more than 16 000 patients attending clinics...