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Biospecimen Storage: The Overlooked Risk That Derails Trials - And How to Fix It
Sometimes, the most expensive mistakes hide in plain sight - or, more accurately, out of sight, behind a freezer door. Ask a study team why biospecimens fail, and you’ll hear about a collection technique or a courier who missed a pickup. Fair. But the quiet failure mode is storage. It’s distributed, assumed, and rarely engineered with the same rigor we give randomization or endpoint analysis. Six months later, storage comes back as assay variability, re‑runs, CAPAs, and a tim
Elena Sinclair
Nov 148 min read


When Science Leaves the Lab: The Real-World Risks of Biospecimen Processing
When biospecimen processing fails, it’s not usually the science—it’s the gap between protocol and practice. From centrifuge errors to customs delays, silent pre-analytical variables sabotage the biospecimen lifecycle long before the assay begins. If we don’t build operational readiness into our protocols, even the most promising biomarker study can unravel before the data is even analyzed.
Elena Sinclair
Jun 1010 min read


Making a Biomarker Strategy in Clinical Trial Operational. To Start With
Discover how operationalizing biomarker strategies can transform clinical trial outcomes. From biospecimen logistics to assay readiness, this article explores the critical role of biospecimen professionals in precision medicine. Learn how proactive planning reduces screen failures, accelerates timelines, and improves trial success rates. If you're designing biomarker-driven trials, this is your blueprint for efficient, scalable, and regulation-ready execution.
Elena Sinclair
May 209 min read


We’ve Been Looking at Biospecimen Lifecycle All Wrong—Here’s Why That Needs to Change
Rethink the biospecimen lifecycle: plan early, optimize storage, and maximize research impact for precision medicine and biomarker discovery
Elena Sinclair
Mar 178 min read


Do Sponsors Care About Clinical Trial Participants?
Traditional biospecimen collection in clinical trials is outdated and burdensome. Explore why change is needed and how patient-centered inn
Elena Sinclair
Jan 305 min read
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