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WHI biospecimen data. Bernedine Lund/Sue Mann 5/6/09. Planning for biospecimen use. Specimen collection protocol. Baseline—All participants Serum Plasma (citrate & EDTA) Buffy coat Red blood cells Urine (BMD subsample—3 sites only) Follow-up: Blood
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WHI biospecimen data Bernedine Lund/Sue Mann 5/6/09
Specimen collection protocol • Baseline—All participants • Serum • Plasma (citrate & EDTA) • Buffy coat • Red blood cells • Urine (BMD subsample—3 sites only) • Follow-up: Blood • CT: 100% year 1, 6% years 3,6,9 (no DNA) • OS: 100% year 3 • Follow-up: Urine • BMD subsample: 100% years 1,3,6,9 (no blood) • Details: www.whiscience.org/about/biospecimen.php
Blood collection and storage data Blood sample number Status of Participant Hours since last ate Vigorous activity in previous 8 hours Aspirin or NSAID in previous 48 hours Blood processing data Time drawn Time centrifuged Time aliquoted Time frozen Number of freeze/thaw cycles
Sources of biospecimen data • CBC done by local labs on 100% of participants • CT/OS WBC, hematocrit, and platelet count at baseline [for eligibility assessment, NOT core analytes] • OS WBC at Year 3 • Core analytes • Measured on 6% CT cohort, ~1% sample of OS • Analytes include micronutrients, lipid profile, clotting factors, insulin, glucose • Details: www.whiscience.org/about/biospecimen.php
Other sources of biospecimen data:Completed WHI studies • Core studies • Ancillary studies • BAA studies • Collaborative studies
WHI policy for biospecimen data • All data derived from WHI biospecimens must be provided to the CCC. • All WHI investigators will have rights to use these data in accordance with WHI publications and ancillary study policies.
Accessing biospecimen data • Data derived from WHI (core) funds • Policy for access is the same as all other WHI data • Only CBC currently available on the website • Data derived from ancillary or BAA studies • Access to data protected until first publication or end of the funding period • WHI actively encourages collaboration with the AS/BAA PI
Summary blood assay reportsavailable on Web sites • Web Sites • WHI Science: Funded studies • WHI Study Operations: Funded and approved (not yet funded) studies • Key WHI Science Reports • Funded Studies • Studies Using Blood Specimen by Outcome • Assays by Outcome • Assays by Study
Funded Studieshttp://www.whiscience.org/ancillary/ancillary_studies_funded.pdf
2. Biospecimen Use by Outcome for Funded Studies http://www.whiscience.org/ancillary/biospecimen_by_oc_funded.pdf
3. Assays by Outcomehttp://www.whiscience.org/ancillary/serum_by_oc_funded.pdf
4. Assays by Studyhttp://www.whiscience.org/ancillary/serum_by_study_funded.pdf
Blood assay information collected Assay name Units Type of specimen Lab name Assay method (if available) Version number of assay A change in any of the items above leads to a change in the version number.
Some complexities of using existing biomarker data • Nothing is available on everyone • Each study designed for specific goal • Cases and controls are not representative of the WHI population • Labs and/or methods may vary from one study to another • Pulling biomarker data from multiple unrelated studies not recommended
Biospecimen Use Process Upon Approval and Funding: Data Ops and Stat Unit Representatives Meet Investigator Completes a Biospecimen & Participants Questionnaire CCC hosts kick off conference call Stat Unit selects participants Data Ops Unit finalizes the biospecimen details and asks the investigator to ‘sign off’ on the “facts“ Database Unit creates the sample pulls and coordinates the processing and shipping
Just call me… • Sue Mann • Data Operations Manager • Women’s Health Initiative • 206-667-2869 • smann@whi.org