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# Standard Operating Procedure: Biological Specimen Collection
| Document ID | SOP-BIO-001 |
|-------------|-------------|
| Title | Biological Specimen Collection Procedure |
| Revision | 1.0 |
| Effective Date | [DATE] |
| Author | [AUTHOR] |
| Approved By | [APPROVER] |
| Department | Biobank Operations |
---
## 1. Purpose
To establish standardized procedures for the collection, labeling, and initial processing of biological specimens to ensure sample integrity, proper chain of custody, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
## 2. Scope
This procedure applies to the collection of all biological specimens including:
- Blood and blood components
- Tissue samples (fresh and fixed)
- Body fluids (CSF, urine, synovial fluid)
- DNA/RNA samples
- Cell lines and derivatives
- FFPE blocks and slides
## 3. Responsibilities
### 3.1 Collection Personnel
- Follow aseptic technique during collection
- Complete all required labeling and documentation
- Ensure proper specimen handling post-collection
### 3.2 Biobank Coordinator
- Train collection personnel
- Verify specimen quality upon receipt
- Maintain collection supply inventory
### 3.3 Quality Manager
- Review collection metrics
- Investigate collection deviations
- Approve collection protocols
## 4. Definitions
| Term | Definition |
|------|------------|
| Aliquot | A portion of a specimen separated for individual storage/testing |
| Chain of Custody | Documented history of specimen handling and transfers |
| Cryopreservation | Preservation of specimens at ultra-low temperatures |
| FFPE | Formalin-Fixed Paraffin-Embedded tissue |
## 5. Equipment and Materials
- Collection tubes (type depends on specimen)
- Sterile containers and cryovials
- Labels (barcode and human-readable)
- Collection kits per specimen type
- PPE (gloves, gown, eye protection)
- Temperature monitoring devices
- Biohazard bags and containers
## 6. Procedure
### 6.1 Pre-Collection Preparation
1. **Verify Consent Status**
- Confirm informed consent on file
- Verify consent covers intended specimen use
- Document consent verification
2. **Prepare Collection Materials**
- Select appropriate collection containers
- Pre-label containers with unique identifiers
- Verify label accuracy against order
- Prepare shipping/transport supplies if needed
3. **Verify Patient/Donor Identity**
- Use two patient identifiers
- Compare against order/consent
- Document verification method
### 6.2 Specimen Collection
#### 6.2.1 Blood Collection
| Tube Type | Additive | Uses | Special Handling |
|-----------|----------|------|------------------|
| Red top | None (clot) | Serum | Allow to clot 30-60 min |
| Lavender | EDTA | Plasma, CBC, DNA | Invert 8-10 times |
| Green | Heparin | Plasma | Invert 8-10 times |
| Blue | Citrate | Coagulation | Fill to line, invert |
| Yellow | ACD | Cell preservation | Invert 8-10 times |
1. Apply tourniquet (maximum 1 minute)
2. Clean venipuncture site with 70% alcohol
3. Perform venipuncture using appropriate needle gauge
4. Fill tubes in correct order of draw
5. Invert tubes as specified per type
6. Label tubes immediately at bedside
#### 6.2.2 Tissue Collection
1. Receive tissue from surgical/procedure site
2. Document time of removal from body
3. Process according to protocol requirements:
- **Fresh**: Place in appropriate medium immediately
- **Frozen**: Snap-freeze in liquid nitrogen or place in -80°C within 30 minutes
- **Fixed**: Place in 10% neutral buffered formalin (10:1 ratio)
4. Record ischemia time (warm and cold)
#### 6.2.3 Body Fluid Collection
1. Use sterile technique throughout
2. Collect into appropriate sterile container
3. Record volume collected
4. Transport to lab immediately or process per protocol
### 6.3 Specimen Labeling
**Required Label Information:**
- [ ] Unique specimen identifier (barcode)
- [ ] Patient/donor identifier
- [ ] Collection date and time
- [ ] Specimen type
- [ ] Collector initials
**Labeling Requirements:**
- Label at point of collection
- Use approved labels only
- Never pre-label containers with patient info before collection
- Verify label against patient ID band
### 6.4 Initial Processing
1. **Time-Critical Processing**
- Process within stability window for specimen type
- Document processing time
- Note any delays and reason
2. **Centrifugation (if required)**
| Specimen | Speed | Time | Temperature |
|----------|-------|------|-------------|
| Serum | 1500-2000 x g | 10-15 min | Room temp |
| Plasma (EDTA) | 1500-2000 x g | 10-15 min | 4°C preferred |
| Plasma (citrate) | 2500 x g | 15 min | Room temp |
3. **Aliquoting**
- Use sterile technique
- Aliquot into pre-labeled cryovials
- Record number and volume of aliquots
- Avoid multiple freeze-thaw cycles
### 6.5 Storage and Transport
1. **Immediate Storage**
| Specimen Type | Storage Condition | Maximum Duration |
|---------------|-------------------|------------------|
| Fresh tissue | 4°C | 24 hours |
| Fixed tissue | Room temp in formalin | 72 hours |
| Frozen specimens | -80°C or LN2 | Long-term |
| Blood tubes | Per tube type | See stability chart |
2. **Transport Requirements**
- Use validated shipping containers
- Include temperature monitors
- Complete chain of custody documentation
- Verify receiving facility readiness
## 7. Quality Control
### 7.1 Collection Quality Metrics
| Metric | Target | Frequency |
|--------|--------|-----------|
| Hemolysis rate | <2% | Monthly |
| Labeling errors | 0 | Continuous |
| Ischemia time compliance | >95% | Monthly |
| Consent verification | 100% | Continuous |
### 7.2 Deviation Handling
- Document any deviation from SOP
- Report to Biobank Coordinator immediately
- Complete FRM-BIO-003 Deviation Report
- Quarantine affected specimens pending review
## 8. Documentation
Required documentation for each collection:
- FRM-BIO-001 Specimen Collection Log
- FRM-BIO-002 Chain of Custody Form
- Consent verification record
- Any deviation reports
## 9. Safety Considerations
- Treat all specimens as potentially infectious
- Use appropriate PPE for specimen type
- Dispose of sharps in approved containers
- Follow exposure control procedures
- Report all exposures immediately
## 10. References
- ISBER Best Practices for Repositories (4th Edition)
- CAP Biorepository Accreditation Checklist
- NCI Best Practices for Biospecimen Resources
- Institutional IRB policies
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## Revision History
| Rev | Date | Description | Author |
|-----|------|-------------|--------|
| 1.0 | [DATE] | Initial release | [AUTHOR] |