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U.S. TAG for ISO/TC276: Biotechnology

Ongoing
The primary goal of the US Technical Advisory Group (US TAG) to International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Technical Committee (TC) 276 Biotechnology

Tandem Mass Spectral Library

Ongoing
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is responsible for providing an evaluated tandem mass spectral library for reliable compound identification

Targeting Membrane Proteins

Ongoing
Membrane proteins constitute approximately 30% of all cellular proteins. Nevertheless, this group of proteins is traditionally understudied due to limitations

Tissue Engineering

Ongoing
Our goal is to develop reliable tools and standards for measuring the properties of cells, biomaterials, scaffolds and tissue-engineered constructs. As

Tissue Engineering Measurands

Ongoing
Cell viability is often measured as a quality metric of tissue engineered medical products. However, there are a number of inherent assumptions about cell

WG1 Terminology

Ongoing
Working Group 1 will work on identification of currently used national and international standards, guidelines and other relevant documents, as well as terms

WG2 Biobanks and Bioresources

Ongoing
The ISO/TC 276/WG 2 will elaborate a package of International Standards in the Biobanks field including human, animal, plant and microorganism resources for

WG3 Analytical Methods

Ongoing
The ISO/TC 276/WG 3 Analytical methods aims to develop standards for accurate, reproducible and robust measurement and analysis in support of biotechnology. WG

WG4 Bioprocessing

Ongoing
Within bioprocessing, Working Group 4 has currently identified standardization needs in four major technology spaces: 1) component materials control; 2)