The TransBioLine team has endeavored to establish means of making biosamples and data available to the broader research community, where consent by patients and volunteers has been explicitly given to do so. With the support of our study physicians and patient population, a legacy Biosample Repository has been generated, located at the Zentrale Biobank Charité (ZeBanC), Berlin, Germany. A TransBioLine Database has likewise been established and is curated by Information Technology for Translational Medicine (ITTM), Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg.

Select biosamples and data, where patients and volunteers have consented explicitly to future use in biomedical research, will be made available to researchers for ethically approved studies where possible upon request.

Requests for samples and/or data, or any inquiry on project outcomes or ongoing work, may be made to the legacy Project Coordinator Sophia Samodelov

Requests for data only may be made to the TransBioLine database curator ITTM, submitting a pre-filled and signed Data Access Request form.

Requests for samples only may be made to the TransBioLine Biobank, ZeBanC, Charité, submitting a pre-filled and signed Sample Access Request from

Please submit filled and signed Access Request Forms and information regarding ethical approval and funding of your work. Find out more here:

TransBioLine Biosample Repository

TransBioLine Database