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March 3, 20260 citations

Artificial intelligence in biobanking: current situation and future perspectives.

JKJudita Kinkorová

Key Points

  • Biobanks enhance biomedical research and personalized medicine through advanced data management strategies.
  • AI applications improve biomarker discovery and sample accessibility, with specific recommendations provided.
  • Assessment focuses on technical, ethical, and regulatory challenges like GDPR and fair data principles.
  • Implications for the Czech healthcare system highlight the need for explainable AI integration in biobanks.

Abstract

Biobanks are essential infrastructures for biomedical research and personalized medicine. The exponential growth of heterogeneous data from various sources (genomics, imaging, electronic health records, environmental data) creates opportunities for artificial intelligence (AI) applications to improve data management, biomarker discovery, laboratory automation, and sample accessibility. This article reviews current trends, technical and ethical challenges, GDPR-related considerations, the role of FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable) data principles and federated learning, the importance of explainable AI, and implications for the Czech healthcare system. Practical recommendations for safe and sustainable AI integration into biobanks are provided.

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Judita Kinkorová (2025) studied this question.

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