“…Specialists in this field need to master the basic concepts in various fields: firstly, the biological terminology for the description of the biological samples' properties, all sample processing, and research; secondly, the medical terminology for the annotation and interpretation of clinical information; thirdly, the basics of information technology for large volumes of data management, including their analysis; and, fourthly, the legislative terminology, including the knowledge of the main federal and regional laws, as well as by-laws in the field of personal data protection and compliance with all legal norms. Considering international experience (Norlin et al, 2012;Fransson, Rial-Sebbag, Brochhausen, and Litton, 2015;Biobank Sverige…;Ellis et al, 2017;Campbell et al, 2018), such a glossary, which included seven main sections (Biobank, biosamples; Audit, quality control; General workflow terms; Legal and ethical terms; Cryobiology; Information technology; Equipment), was created and published in 2020 in Russia by the experts from the National Association of Biobanks and biobanking specialists (NASBIO) (Mikhailova et al, 2020). Today, this glossary is the only guide on biobanking in the country, although it requires certain corrections and additions as a part of the development of new technologies and solutions in the field of human reproduction and in other areas which involve bioresource collections.…”