Aids And Cancer Specimen Resource

Information About Aids And Cancer Specimen Resource

About Aids And Cancer Specimen Resource :

Aids And Cancer Specimen Resource is a health related organization- Lab Information Center College Or University. It is also known as Â Aids And Cancer Specimen Resource, University Of California, San Francisco (acsr )

Address Of Aids And Cancer Specimen Resource :

Aids And Cancer Specimen Resource, 1001 Potrero Ave., Bldg. 30, Room 207, San Francisco, Ca 94110.

Contact Information Of Aids And Cancer Specimen Resource Is :

Phone Number :

(415) 206-5268 (415) 206-3765 (fax)

Email Address :

[email protected]

Web Address :

http://acsr.ucsf.edu/dotnetnuke

Main Activity Of Aids And Cancer Specimen Resource

-: Acsr Is A Biological Repository For Hiv-infected Human Materials From A Wide Spectrum Of Hiv-related Or Associated Diseases, Including Cancer, And From Appropriate Hiv-negative Controls.

-: In Addition To Operating A Large Existing Specimen Bank, Acsr Serves The Research Community As A Resource Of Well Documented Disease Associated Specimens, Whether Currently In The Acsr Bank Or Actively Acquired For Approved Investigations.

-: Acsr Continues To Develop Special Sets Of Specimen Samples That May Be Of Use To The Research Community, Including: Serial Specimens From Patients Involved In Clinical Trials; Matched Tumor And Control Specimens; Multi-site Autopsy Specimens; Lymphoma Epidemiology Study Specimens; Male/female Derived Specimens From All Aids Risk Categories; Internationally Obtained Specimens; And Tissue Microarrays.

-: Acsr Offers A Variety Of Materials.

Other Activities Of Aids And Cancer Specimen Resource

Acsr Continues To Develop Special Sets Of Specimen Samples That May Be Of Use To The Research Community, Including: Serial Specimens From Patients Involved In Clinical Trials; Matched Tumor And Control Specimens; Multi-site Autopsy Specimens; Lymphoma Epidemiology Study Specimens; Male/female Derived Specimens From All Aids Risk Categories; Internationally Obtained Specimens; And Tissue Microarrays.