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Dr Matthew Smith, West Midlands Regional Genetics Service, Birmingham, UK and Alice Tuff-Lacey, Cancer Research UK, London, talk to ecancer at the 2013 WIN Symposium about next generation sequencing and biobanks.
Over the past two years and across three technical hubs, 9,000 patients have had samples of their blood and tissue sent for testing for a small range of genes, then analyzed and stored for future reference.
All of the DNA samples are stored in a central repository, accessible through Cancer Research UK. This biobank collaboration began with CRUK looking at stratified medicine and its delivery within the NHS.
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