Biobank LIMS that can find the vial and prove you were allowed to use it
Location, consent, and freeze-thaw history live on the specimen. A request does not ship until all three allow it.
- Informed consent
- HIPAA / GDPR data controls
- ISBER best practices
- Human-subjects approvals
What these labs track in LabPi
Sample types and work products for this lab, not a generic tube list.
- Blood derivatives
- Tissue
- Cells
- DNA
- Urine
- PDX and organoids
How the work actually runs
Receipt and consent
A specimen cannot be placed into available inventory without a consent status and the data-use limits that follow it.
Box and freezer map
Staff retrieve by position, not by memory. Every move writes a location history.
Request and fulfillment
An investigator request checks consent, quantity, and freeze-thaw count before anyone pulls the vial.
LabPi capabilities this lab uses
Each card opens the product page for that capability, so you can see the feature behind the industry claim.
Storage tree
Freezer, rack, box, and position with capacity and retrieval history.
View capabilityEnvironmental monitoring
Temperature excursions tied to the specimens stored in that unit.
View capabilityAccess control
Role rules for who can view identifiers versus who can request material.
View capabilityLineage of derivatives
Aliquots and DNA extracts remain children of the parent specimen.
View capabilityRelated labs
See LabPi on a biobanking workflow
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