TGLU Biobank/IBD Cohort
Objectives of the Cohort and Biobank
We aim to set up and maintain a longitudinal cohort of patients with well annotated phenotypes and genotypes linked to tissue and nucleic acid samples, in order to enable:
- Descriptive studies of the natural history and evolution of disease
- Identify features or biomarkers that can facilitate prognostication
- Research analyses identifying novel biomarkers or stratifications that will be useful for clinical or research purposes
- To facilitate careful patient selection or stratification for future experimental medical studies of novel interventions, when required
- Provide information for health-economic analysis
- To determine appropriate outcome measures for interventional studies
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News & Events
- Blenheim Fun Run 2017
- Curiosity Carnival
- International Clinical Trials Day, May 20th 2017
- The TGU welcomes STEM Apprentice Placements this summer!
- A word from Prof. Paul Klenerman, the new Sidney Truelove Professor of Gastroenterology
- TGU at the BBSRC Great British Bioscience Festival
- Members of the Powrie group publish in Nature an important new role of IL-33
- NDM Scientists at Royal Society summer exhibition
- TGU at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2014
- TGU at the Royal Society Summer Exhibition
- BRC3 Gastro RMF Application form
- Clinician-Scientists in the making visit the TGU from the Chinese University of Hong Kong
- Launch event: Human Iron Research at Oxford (HIRO)
- Detailed map of colon cells in health and disease
- New grant to study the role of immune cells in lung regeneration
- NDM's Translational Gastroenterology Unit awarded a CRUK Primer grant of £100,000
- NDM Researchers elected Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences
- Oxfordshire Research League Tables
- Memorial Service - Professor Satish Keshav
- Tackling inflammatory bowel disease
- Human Immune Discovery Initiative (HIDI)
- The Good Doctors Guide: Meet the best doctors for gall bladder and learn the cutting-edge treatments for inflammatory bowel disease
- forCrohn's Heroes 2018
- TGU Awards, Grants and Prizes Sep-Oct 2016
- BRC - How Vital Funding Makes a Difference
- Falk Foundation Symposium - 29-30 Mar 2019
- Dietary Fibre Metabolite Helps Immune System Fight Invasive Bacteria
- Professor Satish Keshav
- High Sheriff Award
- FALK Symposium Poster First Prize Winner!
- TGU@10 - 10 Years Celebration Event!
- OUH Quality Improvement Symposium (QIP)
- TGU, University of Oxford Awarded the IBD Stress Test QuickFire Challenge
- OUH NURSE WINS NATIONAL AWARD
- Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis - Public Information Event April 2021
- The Changing Face of Inflammatory Bowel Disease- Progress in Research and Clinical Care
- Oxford IBD MasterClass 2024 – Personalising care in IBD
- Shortlist Announced for Staff Awards
- NIHR Senior Research Fellows Awards
- Translational Gastroenterology Unit – Logo and Name Update
- Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer in Hepatology and Gastroenterology
- Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis public information event: What’s new in inflammatory bowel disease?
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