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Tumour banks are facilities that are organized to collect, store and distribute samples of tumour and normal tissue for further use in fundamental and translational cancer research. The samples are generally obtained from histopathology and cytology laboratories, which process smears, biopsy and surgical specimens for diagnosis.
