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Dentistry research and teaching biorepository

Rows of research test tubes

Research theme

Oral, intestinal and systemic health

People involved

Professor Iain Chapple

Oral, Intestinal and Systemic Health Theme Lead

The dentistry research and teaching biorepository (DRTB) is a collection of human tissue and other biological material that is stored and released for potential research use. We ask people to donate tissue samples (such as waste teeth, blood or saliva) and information about themselves and their health that will enable us both educate the scientists and dentists of tomorrow and to help in our mission to improve healthcare by scientific research.

Samples such as waste tissue left over after a dental procedure or fluids like saliva or blood are used in our teaching and research activities.

Research projects

Identifying mechanisms and druggable targets for the…

Primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) is a rare hepatobiliary manifestation of Inflammatory Bowel Disease…

Leucocyte and macrophage recruitment in IBD

Our team actively contributes to the advancement of research within the Adult Inflammatory…