Table 7.

Description of papers relating to aspects of biobanking

Reference	Subject of paper
[357]	Introduces concept of adding value to stakeholders (patient donors/funders/research customers) and to find balance between aspects of sustainability (acceptability/efficiency/accomplishment)
[358]	Feasibility of simplified consent form for biobanking. Result indicates simplified forms combined with supplemental information for further reading effective in minimising form length and complexity
[359]	Review paper detailing best practice guidelines for sample collection and storage, management of data and infrastructure. In addition, ethical, legal and social issues are explored
[360]	Paper discussing aspects of embryonic stem cell banking that can be applied to iPSCS
[361]	Key issues relating to delivery and safety testing of iPSC stocks for use in research and therapy. Importance of international and national coordinated banking systems are also discussed
[362]	Description of enclosed culture system for iPSCS and neural precursors for use in preclinical and basic research