Biobank Graz is a central service institution of the Medical University of Graz that supports biomedical research by collecting, processing and storing high-quality biological specimens and associated data. Biobank Graz works closely with academic and industrial research partners while building up specific cohorts, operating basic collections and making the specimens along with associated anonymized/pseudonymized data available for research projects.
Biobank Graz at the Medical University of Graz supports biobanking projects at the University Hospital Graz. Additionally, Biobank Graz stores tissue samples (FFPE-blocks and sections) of the Diagnostic & Research Institute of Pathology. To provide a better overview, the Biobank Graz team has classified ongoing as well as complete specimen collections according to their cohort below.
ROC-HF
HCM Register
Gestational Diabetes Mellitus Cohort
Gynaecological Tumours
Placenta & Cord Blood Collection
Pregnancy Hypertension Cohort
Bio-UV 2017
Photo-responsive Diseases
Psoriasis
Kidney Transplant Cohort
LBI LVR Pulmonary Vascular Collection
CReATe Biobank Canada
KIWI Collection
COVAC-DM Study
COVID-19 Convalescent Cohort
HBO Post-Covid
The CoVVac Study
The CoVVacBoost Study
Blood Bank Collection
Myeloid Neoplasias Collection
BioPersMed
Diabetes Registry
EMMY
Interfast
PoCOsteo
STEMI-Lipids
ProPCO-RCT
Vitamin D Hypertension Cohort
MRT Brain Cohort
Neurosurgery Collection
Neurology Collection
Clinibil Study
Orthopaedics Collection
Oncology Collection
Radiotherapy Collection
Testicular Cancer Cohort
Early detection of CRC
Blood and Tears
Vitamin D3 in Thoracic Surgery Cohort
Thorax IL-6 Sepsis Marker Cohort
FFPE Slides Collection
Colorectal Cancer Whole Slide Image - Clinical Annotation Cohort
Colorectal Cancer Whole Slide Image - Survival Cohort
Colorectal Cancer Whole Slide Image - Vascular Invasion Cohort
PERFORM
In vitro experiments in different cell systems can reduce and replace animal testing. In any case, in vitro testing provides the basis for animal testing in line with the 3R principle. CellBank Graz supplies researchers with human and animal cell lines that comply with a high quality standard.
Cell lines are also established as required and characterized in detail.
Non-tumorigenic cell lines:
Chordoma cell lines:
Melanoma cell lines:
MUG Mel 3: Human BRAF melanoma from a pregnant patient
Sarcoma cell lines:
MUG CiDus: Human CIC-DUX 4 sarcoma
MUG Lucifer: Human clear cell sarcoma
MUG Lucifer metastasis: Human clear cell sarcoma lung metastasis
Cholangiocarcinoma cell lines:
MUG CCArly 1: Human cholangiocarcinoma/Klatskin tumor
Contact: Beate Rinner
