Human Frozen Tissue Samples For Research
We provide frozen tissue samples to meet your specific research project needs.
Human Frozen Tissue Samples to Support Scientific Discovery
At SampleSmart, we specialize in delivering high-quality frozen tissue samples tailored to the needs of academic, clinical, and commercial research. Let us help accelerate your next breakthrough.
High-Quality Human Frozen Tissue Samples
We provide high-quality, well-characterized frozen tissue samples that empower researchers to investigate disease mechanisms, identify biomarkers, and advance therapeutic development.
Banked Samples & Custom Collections
Access pre-collected, ready-to-use inventory for fast turnaround, or request prospective collections tailored to your exact specifications — including donor profiles, tissue types, and protocols.
Healthy & Disease-Affected Donors
Samples are available from both healthy individuals and those with specific diagnoses, across a wide range of therapeutic areas — including autoimmune, infectious, oncology, metabolic, neurological, and cardiovascular conditions.
Ethically Approved & Consent-Backed
All samples are collected with informed consent and Institutional Review Board (IRB) or Ethics Committee approval. Donor information is anonymized or pseudonymized, and all procedures comply with relevant data privacy regulations, including GDPR where applicable.
Frozen Tissue Sample Types & Collection Specifications
We provide frozen tissue samples prepared using standardized collection and handling procedures to support your research and analytical workflows. Samples are available snap frozen (flash frozen), and we can accommodate custom collections for studies requiring specialized handling, rare donor characteristics, or non-standard protocols.
Size Range:
- 10 mg – 1000 mg per donor
- Amount of tissue available depends on tissue type and disease type.
Matched Sets:
- Frozen tissue with plasma, serum, or other sample types.
Shipping:
- Frozen (dry ice)
- Courier selected to ensure optimal conditions and timely delivery.
Specifications:
- For prospective collections, tissue samples are snap frozen within 30 minutes of collection.
- For banked samples, ischemia times may vary depending on the collection site and their specific procedures.
Disease Areas Include:
- Healthy
- Oncology
- Autoimmune disorders
- Metabolic conditions
- Neurological disorders
- Cardiovascular disease
- Infectious diseases
- Rare diseases
Types Of Data:
- Demographics
- Lifestyle and medical history
- Diagnosis and staging
- Treatment history and response
- Biomarker results
- Pathology reports
- Blood pathogen testing
- Longitudinal follow up
How to Request Frozen Tissue Samples
Whether you’re exploring feasibility or ready to place an order, our team is available to support you throughout the procurement process.
Tell Us Your Biospecimen Needs
Share your sample requirements, including donor criteria, tissue size, and any protocols or handling instructions.
We Confirm
Sample Availability
We’ll evaluate sample availability from banked inventory or propose a collection based on your specifications.
Place Order and Obtain Samples
Once the specifications and order are finalized, we allocate the biospecimens from inventory or perform the collection.
Biospecimens are Shipped to You
We ship the samples frozen on dry ice, with the courier carefully selected to ensure optimal transport conditions and timely delivery.
Ethics Approval and Donor Consent
Human frozen tissue samples are collected with donor consent and ethical approval from Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) or Ethics Committees where applicable. Ethical standards are followed to ensure compliance with the relevant regulations and guidelines.
We ensure:
- Transparent and documented donor consent procedures
- Collection protocols that comply with regional and institutional standards
- Anonymization or pseudonymization to protect donor privacy
- Access to donor-related metadata
The SampleSmart Difference
We’re more than a biospecimen provider — we’re a trusted partner in your research. Here’s what sets us apart:
Save Time and Reduce Costs
From initial consultation to final delivery, we manage the entire process. Our global partner network allows us to deliver high-quality human samples efficiently and cost-effectively.
Higher Sample Success Rates
We help you secure the right specimens, even for rare or complex criteria. With broad reach and tailored collection strategies, we reduce the risk of project delays or unmet sample needs.
Flexible And Expert Support
Project requirements can shift — and we’re ready when they do. Our experienced project managers guide you through each step, resolving challenges and ensuring your project stays on track.
We Understand Research
Our team has real-world R&D experience in both academic and industry settings. We understand the importance of biospecimen quality, timelines, and scientific integrity — because we’ve been in your shoes.
Frequently Asked Questions
We work with a global network of biospecimen providers, including clinical sites, hospital biobanks, academic centers, and commercial partners. All providers meet strict standards for quality and ethical compliance. We continuously expand our network to ensure access to a wide range of sample types.
Yes — we conduct a free feasibility review based on your specific requirements, including donor criteria, sample type, sample volume/amount, and any other project-specific specifications. This ensures that your quote reflects realistic availability, accurate pricing, and achievable delivery schedules.
Yes — we support detailed inclusion/exclusion criteria, such as age, sex, diagnosis, treatment history, lifestyle factors, and more.
Yes — choose from available inventory or request a custom collection based on your study requirements.
Donor information is anonymized or pseudonymized, and all procedures comply with relevant data privacy regulations, including GDPR where applicable.
Once an order is confirmed, banked samples can often be shipped within one week. For custom collections, timelines vary depending on donor criteria and processing requirements.
