Miranda Z Smith, Maureen Turner, Javier Haurat, Irani Thevarajan, Justin Denholm, Steven YC Tong, Gail V Matthews, Rowena A Bull, Marianne Martinello, James McMahon, Allison Imrie, Priyanka E Pillai
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The Australian Partnership for Preparedness Research on InfectiouS disease Emergencies (APPRISE) has developed a virtual biobank to support infectious disease research in Australia. The virtual biobank (https://apprise.biogrid.org.au) integrates access to existing distributed infectious disease biospecimen collections comprising multiple specimen types, including plasma, serum, and peripheral blood mononuclear cells. Through the development of a common data model, multiple collections can be searched simultaneously via a secure web portal. The portal enhances the visibility and searchability of existing collections within their current governance and custodianship arrangements. The portal is easily scalable for integration of additional collections.
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