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Oklahoma Rheumatic Disease Research Cores Center

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Study Recruitment

fp1 Clinical staff and facilities for regulatory support, recruitment, and study visits.

Human Phenotyping

fp2 High throughput -omics technologies for immune phenotyping in single cells, bulk samples, and tissues.

Rheumatic Disease Collections

fp3 Well characterized patient samples with associated clinical and experimental data

Additional Support

For questions about other ORDRCC resources, please e-mail us at ADI-Requests@omrf.org

Cite ORDRCC Support
Publications that used ORDRCC consultations, services, or resources should cite P30AR073750.

Oklahoma Rheumatic Disease Research Cores Center

At the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation in Oklahoma City, OK

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  • Biorepository personnel organize patient samples for long-term storage

    Clinical Characterization and Biorepository Core


    Enabling patient-oriented research with access to rheumatic disease collections, clinical research infrastructure, and new sample collections
  • 2015, Biorepository, Joseph Kheir, ORDRCC
    Storage of over 5 million samples
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    Our CAP-accredited biorepository manages some of the largest existing collections of SLE, Sjogren's, RA, and osteoarthritis samples
  • Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
    High-Density -80 Automated Sample Storage

 

COHORTS AND COLLECTIONS

CCBC houses one of the largest existing cross-sectional and longitudinal collections for SLE, Sjogren’s, and rheumatoid arthritis in a CAP- certified Biorepository. Meticulously processed samples are paired with extensive clinical data in our custom, CFR 21 part 11-compliant data warehouse.

 

CLINICAL RESEARCH SUPPORT

Experienced clinical research staff assist with regulatory issues, study recruitment, and clinic visits. We also work with investigators to develop new research collections that address unmet needs in rheumatic disease research.

 

TRANSLATIONAL INFORMATICS

Our translational informatics team leverages deep learning to unravel the fundamental immunology of rheumatic disease and identify patient subsets with similar molecular pathology. In collaboration with the Human Phenotyping Core, we analyze and visualize multiomics datasets that integrate clinical and molecular information from observational studies and trials.

 

Visit the ACI Core Facilities website for more information on our biorepository and translational informatics resources.

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