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      Banking Stem Cell Lines for Future Therapies

      The provision of central resources of human stem cell lines will be an important element in enabling progress in stem cell research and the development of safe and effective cell therapies. These resource centres, commonly referred to as "stem cell banks", could promote advances in the field of stem cell research, by providing access to well-characterised and quality controlled seed stocks of human stem cell lines that have been checked for appropriate ethical provenance. Such banks can also deliver benefits for the field through establishing international collaboration and standardisation between the developing national stem cell banking centres. This chapter will review the key issues that centres banking and distributing stem cells must address to support the research community in the development of exciting cell therapies for the future.