BioHubb Labs supports infectious disease research by coordinating ethically sourced, clinically defined biospecimens through a network of certified hospitals and laboratories. Each collection is performed under strict biosafety protocols, standardized SOPs, and full documentation workflows to ensure research-grade quality and regulatory compliance.
 

We coordinate access to biospecimens for major infectious diseases, including:
• Hepatitis (A, B, C)
• HIV
• Tuberculosis (TB)

Our team works closely with research organizations to route requirements to the most suitable partner institutions, ensuring timely, compliant, and high-integrity sample collection.
 

Autoimmune & Inflammatory Disease Biospecimens

Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA)

BioHubb Labs coordinates the collection of synovial tissue and synovial fluid through partnering orthopedic and rheumatology centers.
Supported sample types include:
• Synovial tissue (knee, hip, hand, elbow)
• Synovial fluid samples
• Matching blood-derived samples (serum, plasma, PBMCs)

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Neurological Disease Biospecimens

BioHubb LAbs facilitates access to neurological biospecimens collected through specialized neurology partners for research in:
• Parkinson’s Disease
• Alzheimer’s Disease
• Multiple Sclerosis

Available sample types may include blood-derived biospecimens, CSF (where permitted), and relevant tissue formats depending on project requirements and partner capabilities.

Metabolic Disease Biospecimens

Diabetes Mellitus (Type I & Type II)

Coordinated access to clinically characterized biospecimens for metabolic research, including:
• Whole blood
• Serum
• Plasma
• PBMCs
• Patient clinical metadata (where available)

Endometriosis Biospecimens

BioHubb Labs coordinates the collection of endometrial samples in collaboration with gynecology partner centers.
Supported sample formats include:
• Snap-frozen ectopic endometrium
• Snap-frozen eutopic endometrium
• Matched controls (from non-endometriosis patients)

Cardiovascular Disease Biospecimens

BioHubb Labs supports cardiovascular research by coordinating access to biospecimens from partner cardiac centers for conditions such as:
• Atherosclerosis
• Myocardial infarction
• Left ventricular failure

Available biospecimen formats may include:
• Diseased and normal heart muscle
• Ventricular tissue
• Aortic tissue
• Matched serum/plasma samples

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