Are you willing to further scientific research and new drug development to benefit patients? If so, you may wish to consider becoming part of our human tissue network.

Are you willing to further scientific research and new drug development to benefit patients? If so, you may wish to consider becoming part of our human tissue network.
If you are either:
- A surgeon, biorepository manager, or pathologist with access to fresh human tissue not required for clinical interpretation and wish to ensure that tissue is not discarded but used to facilitate good quality research; or
- A facility with access to volunteer donor cohorts happy to donate tissues for research
— then we would like to discuss options with you.
At REPROCELL, we work on an individual basis with all our sites to implement the best ethical and logistical process for you, your internal systems, and our tissue needs. All tissues are used to investigate the safety or efficacy of a new drug compound or a drug combination on behalf of our pharmaceutical sponsors. Importantly, our assays provide valuable human-based data crucial to the decision-making process on progressing a novel treatment through development to the clinic. All we require from a partner tissue site is access to ethically consented fresh human tissues and a suitable collection process.

To obtain the highest quality data for drug development, our researchers only work with fresh human tissue samples. While this represents a logistical challenge for us, it ensures that donor tissue maintains functionality throughout the experimental period, providing the most biologically relevant data for analysis. Fresh tissues can be used across all stages of the drug development process, from target identification to clinical troubleshooting. Some of the tissue types that we have an increased demand for include:
- Fresh colon tissue
- Fresh skin tissue
- Fresh lung tissue
An inability to obtain the necessary tissues can delay vital research necessary for novel drug development. This includes drugs that are undergoing clinical trial, where researchers are using human tissue testing to troubleshoot clinical side effects. While clinicians may have concerns about how willing patients are to consent to donation, studies show that they are likely to donate tissue for research and the greater good if asked. If you have any questions about the donation process, you can contact our clinical alliance team using the form below.