Established in 2003, the Berkeley Public Health Biorepository collects, stores, and tracks high quality biospecimens collected by long term studies of human health and disease in children and adults. BPH Biorepository (Holland –Director) is a critical resource supporting environmental and public health research.
Our state of the art facility is located at the Richmond Field Station in Richmond, CA adjacent to Dr. Holland’s Children’s Environmental Health Laboratory. We house over 500,000 human and environmental samples from over 40 ongoing research projects to support collaborators from UCSF, UC Berkeley, Stanford and the Public Health Institute. Biospecimens being stored and maintained at the Biorepository are from well characterized participants of longitudinal studies and birth cohorts, including children, pregnant women, and other underrepresented populations who are often the most vulnerable to environmental exposures.
The BPH Biorepository is an important and valuable resource to University of California and beyond, to generate and support new grant and student projects that can rely on banked and newly collected human specimens. This will help to push public health research forward by accessing already existing samples from children and other underrepresented populations with a range of different environmental exposures throughout the globe.
Our state of the art facility is located at the Richmond Field Station in Richmond, CA adjacent to Dr. Holland’s Children’s Environmental Health Laboratory. We house over 500,000 human and environmental samples from over 40 ongoing research projects to support collaborators from UCSF, UC Berkeley, Stanford and the Public Health Institute. Biospecimens being stored and maintained at the Biorepository are from well characterized participants of longitudinal studies and birth cohorts, including children, pregnant women, and other underrepresented populations who are often the most vulnerable to environmental exposures.
The BPH Biorepository is an important and valuable resource to University of California and beyond, to generate and support new grant and student projects that can rely on banked and newly collected human specimens. This will help to push public health research forward by accessing already existing samples from children and other underrepresented populations with a range of different environmental exposures throughout the globe.
Completed and Ongoing Studies
Supported by the BPH Biorepository
Supported by the BPH Biorepository
Salinas, CA
- Center for the Health Assessment of Mothers and Children of Salinas (CHAMACOS)
- CHAMACOS Cognitive Maternal Study (CHAMM)
- CHAMACOS Children's Respiratory Study.
- COVID-19 Farmworker Study Sponsored by Innovative Genomics Institute (IGI) and Pfizer
- COSECHA- CHAMACOS La Cosecha Study
- Organic Food Intervention Study in Young Children
- Early Life Influences in Epigenetic Aging in Mexican-American Children
- Maintaining and Expanding the CHAMACOS Epidemiology Cohort Infrastructure for Future Generations
- CHAMACOS Cognitive Maternal Study (CHAMM)
- CHAMACOS Children's Respiratory Study.
- COVID-19 Farmworker Study Sponsored by Innovative Genomics Institute (IGI) and Pfizer
- COSECHA- CHAMACOS La Cosecha Study
- Organic Food Intervention Study in Young Children
- Early Life Influences in Epigenetic Aging in Mexican-American Children
- Maintaining and Expanding the CHAMACOS Epidemiology Cohort Infrastructure for Future Generations
San Joaquin Valley; Fresno and Stockton, CA
- The Children's Health & Air Pollution Study (CHAPS)
- Fresno Asthmatic Children’s Environment Study (FACES)
- Biomonitoring component of the San Joaquin Valley Pollution and Health Environmental Research Study (BiomSPHERE)
- Stockton Air Pollution Exposure Project
- STandardized Assessments, Attention and Cognition in California Kids (CHAPS: STACK)
- Fresno Asthmatic Children’s Environment Study (FACES)
- Biomonitoring component of the San Joaquin Valley Pollution and Health Environmental Research Study (BiomSPHERE)
- Stockton Air Pollution Exposure Project
- STandardized Assessments, Attention and Cognition in California Kids (CHAPS: STACK)
Berkeley, Oakland, CA
- Kaiser Permanente and UCB Obesity, Inflammation, and Oxidative Stress (OIOS) Study
- Kaiser Vitamin Study
- Child Health and Development Study - 3 Generations Study (CHDS 3G)
- Biomarkers in Children Study (NIH-sponsored Pediatric Clinical Research Institute)
- Acute and Chronic Ozone Effect on Respiratory System Study
- Superfund Project
- Kaiser Vitamin Study
- Child Health and Development Study - 3 Generations Study (CHDS 3G)
- Biomarkers in Children Study (NIH-sponsored Pediatric Clinical Research Institute)
- Acute and Chronic Ozone Effect on Respiratory System Study
- Superfund Project
Athens, Georgia
- UGA (University of Georgia) Outdoor Smoking Study
7 Major Cities in US
(San Francisco and Oakland, CA, Houston, TX, Atlanta, GA, Philadelphia, PA, Boston, MA, and Chicago, IL)
(San Francisco and Oakland, CA, Houston, TX, Atlanta, GA, Philadelphia, PA, Boston, MA, and Chicago, IL)
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Study from Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease Consortium
Costa Rica
- Costa Rican Longevity and Healthy Aging Study (CRELES)
Guatemala
- Randomized Exposure Study of Pollution Indoors and Respiratory Effects
(RESPIRE)
- Chronic Respiratory Effects of Early Childhood Exposure to Respirable Particulate Matter
(CRECER)
- Temescal Exposure of Mothers and Children in Guatemala and Biomarkers of Exposure
(Temescal)
(RESPIRE)
- Chronic Respiratory Effects of Early Childhood Exposure to Respirable Particulate Matter
(CRECER)
- Temescal Exposure of Mothers and Children in Guatemala and Biomarkers of Exposure
(Temescal)
Canada
- Mutagenicity and Birth Outcomes Related to Biofuel Air Pollution (Health Canada)
Vhembe District of Limpopo, South Africa
- VENDA HEALTH EXAMINATION OF MOTHERS, BABIES & THEIR ENVIRONMENT (VHEMBE)
Mexico
- Proyecto Mariposa Mexican Study
Seveso, Italy
- Seveso Women’s Health Study (SWHS)-The Health Effects of TCDD Exposure in Women
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