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Biobanking

Storing biological samples for use in research.

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An aneurysm is present when an artery expands and becomes a "balloon" like structure. When left untreated, large aneurysms can burst suddenly and result in acute internal bleeding and subsequent mortality.
Oxford Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (OxAAA) Study
The Quality in Organ Donation (QUOD) programme provides a unique resource to facilitate research in organ donation and transplantation.
Quality in Organ Donation (QUOD)
We investigate the management of prostate and bladder cancer, research into molecular mechanisms of cancer progression and biomarker research.
Surgical Oncology
Throughout history stones have formed in the urinary tract (kidney and bladder). We are learning more about kidney stone disease and how best to prevent, diagnose and treat this condition.
The Oxford Stone Group
We aim to embed the role of pathology across all research for the benefit of patients and to bring about improvements in the quality of reseach. Our team have interests in a wide range of projects including in digital pathology and image analysis, and multimodal and molecular pathology. Our group also includes Oxford Biocore, the recently formed NDS Tissue Handling Platform.
Verrill Pathology Group

Centres

Underpinning platforms

Surgical Intervention Trials Unit (SITU)

The IDEAL Collaboration

Oxford Medical CE Marking Forum (OxMCEF)

Oxford Radcliffe Biobank (ORB)

Oxford Centre for Histopathology Research (OCHRe)

Oxford Transplant Biobank

Resources for Researchers

Explore our collection of resources useful to researchers in all parts of the research process, from experimental techniques to publication and review.

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Funding

Research carried out at the NDS has been generously funded by a wide range of sponsors. 

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Research Themes