Post mortem organs for research - Accio Biobank Online - Tissue for Research

Post mortem and non-transplantable organs and tissues for research

Trusted by the world’s top biomedical companies and academic institutes to provide human specimens for medical research.

Our partner organ procurement network remains fully operational and we can offer the following non-transplantable organs and tissues, amongst others:

Immune

Thymus
Spleen
Lymph nodes

Musculoskeletal

Skin
Skeletal muscle
Synovial fluid

Cardiothoracic

Heart without aortic arch
Heart with aortic arch
Lung

Reproductive/Urinary

Testes
Ovary
Prostate with Urethra
Kidney with Ureter
Bladder
Uterus
Vaginal tissue
Breast tissue

GI

Thyroid
Esophagus
Intestine segment (i.e. colon or ileum for example
Small OR large intestine
Small AND large intestine
Pancreas (fee reduced from August 2021)
Stomach
Gall Bladder
Bile
Gastric fluid
Intestinal fluid

Liver

Normal Liver
NASH Liver
Hepatitis B or C positive Liver

Neural

Brain (limited availability)
Dorsal Root Ganglia (limited availability)
Pituitary

Other organs & tissues

Adipose tissue
Eye

Due to overwhelming demand at our partner whole body donation program (separate from the transplant donor program), we are currently only offering cephalus specimens, teeth, elbow-wrist specimens and a limited number of specimens from inventory.
 

Please note that the above list of currently available specimens is not complete. Please contact us to find out how we can help you immediately, or to be notified when availability improves at our partner body donation site.

TRANSPLANTS AND DONOR LIAISON

Please note that we are unable to offer organs for direct transplant;
the specimens we offer in no way compete with the essential work of
organ/tissue transplantation, whilst facilitating important research,
development and training/ education. If you are looking for
non-transplantable organs to be modified for clinical use, please email
us or visit txbiobankonline.com.  We can not accept donors directly. If you are interested in
donating, please discuss ways of donating with your physician, hospital
or hospice, who will be better placed to provide information about local
donation options. Thank you very much for considering this option.

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