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Introduced in 2020 (Eklund et al., 2020), the component Sample is a portion or quantity of biological material that is collected from a sample donor, or a digital representation of a biological entity of the sample donor, such as an image.

Attribute CodeAttribute NameDescriptionData typeAllowed valuesConstraintsCardinality
MIABIS-SAMPLE-01Sample IDUnique ID of the sample within a sample collection, often represented by the sample barcode; text identifier. The Sample ID is meant for sharing.StringPseudonymized, alphanumeric. It is recommended that sample IDs are persistent within a given biobank.1
MIABIS-SAMPLE-02Sample typeThe type of biological specimen intended for testing diagnostics, disease propagation, treatment, or for research purposes.Enumerated valuesAmniotic fluid; Ascites fluid; Bile; Body cavity fluid; Bone; Bone marrow aspirate; Bone marrow plasma; Bone marrow, whole; Breast milk; Bronchoalveolar lavage; Buffy Coat; Cancer cell lines; Cerebrospinal fluid; Cord blood; Dental pulp; DNA; Embryo; Entire body organ; Faeces; Fetal tissue; Fibroblasts; Food specimen; Gas, exhaled (=breath); Gastric fluid; Hair; Immortalized cell lines; Isolated microbes; Isolated or enriched exosomes; Isolated Tumor Cell (neoplastic cell); Menstrual blood; Nail; Nasal washing; Organoids; Pericardial fluid; Peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC); Placenta; Plasma; Pleural fluid; Post-mortem tissue; Primary cells; Protein; Red blood cells; RNA; Saliva; Semen; Serum; Specimen from environment; Sputum; Stem cells (and iPS cells); Swab; Sweat; Synovial fluid; Tears; Teeth; Tissue (fixed); Tissue (fresh frozen); Umbilical cord; Urine; Urine sediment; Vitreous fluid; Whole blood; Whole blood, dried (e.g. Guthrie cards); Other1
MIABIS-SAMPLE-03Sample storage temperatureThe long-term temperature at which the sample is stored after preparation, based on SPREC v4 and MIABIS-COLLECTION-15.Enumerated valuesRT (Room temperature), 2 °C to 10°C, -18 °C to -35 °C, -60 °C to -85 °C, <-135 °C, Liquid nitrogen vapor-phase, Liquid nitrogen liquid-phase, Other.0..1
MIABIS-SAMPLE-04Sample creation date and timeThe date and time the sample was created in the form previously described in MIABIS-SAMPLE-02.Datetime, yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssDatetime format must be according to ISO 8601. However, partial values, eg. YYYYY, are allowed if more detailed date information is not available.0..1
MIABIS-SAMPLE-05Anatomical siteThe anatomical source of the sample material.Structured attribute0..1
MIABIS-SAMPLE-05-01Anatomical site ontologyName of ontology used for describing the anatomical source of the sample material, for example, ICD-O-3 topography code.StringMIABIS-SAMPLE-05-01 and MIABIS-SAMPLE-05-02 are required if any anatomical site information is provided.0..1
MIABIS-SAMPLE-05-02Anatomical site ontology versionVersion of selected ontology for anatomical site.StringMIABIS-SAMPLE-05-01 and MIABIS-SAMPLE-05-02 are required if any anatomical site information is provided.0..1
MIABIS-SAMPLE-05-03Anatomical site ontology codeAnatomical site code from the selected anatomical site ontology version.String0..1
MIABIS-SAMPLE-05-04Anatomical site ontology descriptionDescription from the selected anatomical site ontology code.String0..1
MIABIS-SAMPLE-05-05Anatomical site free textExplanation about Anatomical site in case of unknown Anatomical site or insufficient information.String0..1
MIABIS-SAMPLE-10Sample content diagnosisThe ICD-10 or ORPHA code describing the diagnosis of the sample content, such as whether the sample contains carcinogenic material.Enumerated valuesUse the value code from ICD-10 or ORPHA classifications.0...n
MIABIS-SAMPLE-11Use & Access conditionsThe conditions that may change the availability of the samples donated by the sample donor.Enumerated valuesCommercial use, Collaboration, Specific research use, Genetic data use, Outside EU access, Xenograft, Other animal work, Other.0...n
MIABIS-SAMPLE-12Sample sourceThe source from which the samples were collected or isolated.Enumerated valuesHuman, Animal, Environment.0..1