Fit and well (finding)

D0001 Swine Flu (Novel Influenza A H1N1) Vaccine Study

Year Started: 2009

Two new vaccines (Baxter swine flu & GSK swine flu vaccine) have been made against swine flu in response to the pandemic. These vaccines have been tested in adults, but there is less information on how well they work in children. This study will assess these two new vaccines in children aged between six months and twelve years



Access:
Access restricted at present
Type:
Clinical Trial
Status:
Completed
Consent restrictions:
No restrictions


Associated Data Type Procurement Timeframe
There is no associated data for this collection.


Male

Child (6 - 12 years)

101 - 500 donors

Material Type Extraction Procedure Storage Temperature Preservation Type Macroscopic Assessment % of Sample Set
DNA -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 0 - 10%
Serum -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 11 - 25%
Whole blood -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 0 - 10%

Fit and well (finding)

D0027 Sample collection from healthy volunteers

Year Started: 2013

Saliva, urine, nasopharyngeal swabs & nasal washes may be obtained from healthy donors of all ages, but mostly from children and young adults.



Access:
Access restricted at present
Type:
Population-based
Status:
In progress
Consent restrictions:
No restrictions


Associated Data Type Procurement Timeframe
There is no associated data for this collection.


Female

Adult (> 40 years)

101 - 500 donors

Material Type Extraction Procedure Storage Temperature Preservation Type Macroscopic Assessment % of Sample Set
RNA -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 26 - 50%


Female

Young adult (18 - 40 years)

101 - 500 donors

Material Type Extraction Procedure Storage Temperature Preservation Type Macroscopic Assessment % of Sample Set
RNA -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 11 - 25%


Male

Adult (> 40 years)

101 - 500 donors

Material Type Extraction Procedure Storage Temperature Preservation Type Macroscopic Assessment % of Sample Set
RNA -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 11 - 25%

Fit and well (finding)

D0032 The Bristol Nasal Colonisation Surveillance Study

Year Started: 2011

The effects of viral upper respiratory tract infections on bacterial colonisation of the nasopharynx in young healthy children attending day care centres. A single centre prospective longitudinal follow up study.



Access:
Access restricted at present
Type:
Clinical Trial
Status:
Completed
Consent restrictions:
No restrictions


Associated Data Type Procurement Timeframe
There is no associated data for this collection.


Female

Young child (2 - 6 years)

101 - 500 donors

Material Type Extraction Procedure Storage Temperature Preservation Type Macroscopic Assessment % of Sample Set
Swab -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 26 - 50%


Male

Young child (2 - 6 years)

101 - 500 donors

Material Type Extraction Procedure Storage Temperature Preservation Type Macroscopic Assessment % of Sample Set
Swab -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 26 - 50%

Fit and well (finding)

D0034 The effects of live attenuated trivalent intranasal influenza vaccine on nasopharyngeal bacterial colonisation in healthy children aged 2-4 years attending day care centres

Year Started: 2011

The effects of live attenuated trivalent intranasal influenza vaccine on nasopharyngeal bacterial colonisation in healthy children aged 2-4 years attending day care centres. A single centre, randomised intervention study.



Access:
Access restricted at present
Type:
Clinical Trial
Status:
Completed
Consent restrictions:
No restrictions


Associated Data Type Procurement Timeframe
There is no associated data for this collection.


Female

Young child (2 - 6 years)

101 - 500 donors

Material Type Extraction Procedure Storage Temperature Preservation Type Macroscopic Assessment % of Sample Set
Swab -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 26 - 50%


Male

Young child (2 - 6 years)

101 - 500 donors

Material Type Extraction Procedure Storage Temperature Preservation Type Macroscopic Assessment % of Sample Set
Swab -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 26 - 50%

Fit and well (finding)

D0036 Human responses to candidate pneumococcal vaccines (“PATH longitudinal study”)

Year Started: 2008

Samples were collected as part of the “PATH longitudinal study” from a total of 60 healthy children aged 0-16 years when they were undergoing routine adenoidectomy or adenotonsillectomy surgery.



Access:
Access restricted at present
Type:
Disease specific
Status:
Completed
Consent restrictions:
No restrictions


Associated Data Type Procurement Timeframe
There is no associated data for this collection.


Female

Young child (2 - 6 years)

101 - 500 donors

Material Type Extraction Procedure Storage Temperature Preservation Type Macroscopic Assessment % of Sample Set
Swab -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 11 - 25%


Male

Child (6 - 12 years)

101 - 500 donors

Material Type Extraction Procedure Storage Temperature Preservation Type Macroscopic Assessment % of Sample Set
Swab -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 11 - 25%


Male

Young child (2 - 6 years)

101 - 500 donors

Material Type Extraction Procedure Storage Temperature Preservation Type Macroscopic Assessment % of Sample Set
Swab -60°C to -85°C N/A Not applicable 26 - 50%