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D-CYPHR

DNA, Children and Young People's Health Resource

Generated 6 Oct 2026, 10:36 · ID 79

AI inferred

Last verified: 16/04/2026

Instructions for reviewers

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  • Evidence shown is from our source registry. Fields marked No source yet hold values we could not yet pin to a document — those were AI-inferred and need your input most. Fields marked Searched — not published are ones we looked for and could not find publicly; the note lists where we checked.
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Overview

72

Total fields

35

Field-cited

0

Whole-record source only

6

AI-inferred, no source yet

26

Searched — not published

29

No value held

32

Needs review

Source coverage

Summary of how well fields in this pack are linked to evidence.

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction
Field-level source coverage

Optional

35 of 67 reviewable fields are cited to a source (52%) · 6 with no source yet · 26 searched — not published · 29 with no value heldComputed

No citation linked to this field yet.

Response for Field-level source coverage

Identity and ownership

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction
Short name

Required

D-CYPHRField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: HTML title

    “D-CYPHR | DNA, Children + Young People’s Health Resource”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Short name
Full name

Required

DNA, Children and Young People's Health ResourceField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: H1

    “DNA, Children + Young People’s Health Resource”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Full name
Managing organisation

Recommended

NIHR BioResource (with NHS, Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, and University of Cambridge partners)Field-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — Centres & Programmes: D-CYPHR

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/centres-programmes/d-cyphr/

    Section: About the D-CYPHR programme

    “The project is led by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) BioResource in partnership with the NHS, Anna Freud and the University of Cambridge.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/centres-programmes/d-cyphr/

Response for Managing organisation
Primary site

Recommended

NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre (site #4)Field-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — Centres & Programmes: D-CYPHR

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/centres-programmes/d-cyphr/

    Section: About the D-CYPHR programme

    “The project is led by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) BioResource in partnership with the NHS, Anna Freud and the University of Cambridge.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/centres-programmes/d-cyphr/

Response for Primary site
Website URL

Recommended

https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/Field-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: Canonical programme URL

    “https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Website URL
Catalogue of Mental Health Measures URL

Recommended

No value heldNo source yet

No citation linked to this field yet.

Response for Catalogue of Mental Health Measures URL
Contact name

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: no named programme contact on reviewed HTML body (obfuscated email only).

Response for Contact name
Contact email

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: contact addresses on page are Cloudflare-obfuscated in downloaded HTML.

Response for Contact email

Summary and status

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction
Description

Required

UK-wide NIHR BioResource programme inviting families with children and young people aged 0–15 to donate saliva for DNA analysis (with optional blood donation described for some participants), complete a health and lifestyle questionnaire, and join a recontactable volunteer resource supporting genetics and health research including mental health conditions alongside other childhood-onset conditions.Field-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Description
Total N

Required

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE in reviewed NIHR BioResource HTML snapshots (Apr 2026): no cumulative enrolled volunteer count published on d-cyphr or centres-programmes pages.

Response for Total N
Total N qualifier

Recommended

No value heldNot published
Response for Total N qualifier
Year established

Recommended

2023Field-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — Centres & Programmes: D-CYPHR

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/centres-programmes/d-cyphr/

    Section: Programme banner

    “D-CYPHR - Our UK wide health and genetics research programme for children and young people aged 0 – 15 is launching in full in 2023.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/centres-programmes/d-cyphr/

Response for Year established
Active cohort

Recommended

YesField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: Hero copy

    “Be a part of our health research movement for ages 0-15”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Active cohort
Ongoing recruitment

Recommended

YesField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: Hero CTA

    “Be a part of our health research movement for ages 0-15”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Ongoing recruitment
Refreshed cohort

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Refreshed cohort

Recontact success rate

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: no recontact success statistics on reviewed pages.

Response for Recontact success rate

Retention rate

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: no retention statistics on reviewed pages.

Response for Retention rate

Published references

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE in this pass: no cohort profile DOI captured; only NIHR BioResource web programme pages downloaded.

Response for Published references
Notes

Recommended

D-CYPHR is a distinct, recruitable volunteer programme and sample/data resource for ages 0–15 with its own sign-up pathway and materials, while it sits under the umbrella NIHR BioResource governance and infrastructure (including researcher access via BioResource application processes). It is not the same entity as the adult general BioResource panel, but shares the parent programme.Field-cited
  • NIHR BioResource

    https://bioresource.nihr.ac.uk

    Section: Shared registry metadata

    “NIHR BioResource”

    Page: https://bioresource.nihr.ac.uk

  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: FAQ + partnership

    “When joining D-CYPHR, children and young people will be asked to provide a saliva (spit) sample”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: Who we are

    “Contributions by young heroes today could provide clues for diabetes, mental health conditions, heart disease, rare diseases, immune conditions (and many more).”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Notes

3D cohort mapping

Consent, characterisation, and data availability axes used on the cohort map.

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction
Consent level (axis)

Required

3 — Broad consent (recontactable for future studies)Field-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: FAQ (invitations)

    “Your child may also be invited to specific studies if they match the criteria the researchers are looking for, such as genetic profile (from your DNA sample), or details about your health and lifestyle (from your questionnaire answers).”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Consent level (axis)
Characterisation depth (axis)

Required

2 — Standardised MH instrumentsField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works / steps + meta og:description

    “everything from better understanding mental health to combatting diabetes”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Characterisation depth (axis)
Data availability (axis)

Required

3 — Adds biological specimens/molecular dataField-cited
  • DIGIT — docs/data-dictionary.md excerpt (tiers + data availability derivation)

    Section: Derivation excerpt

    “hasBiological = has_biosamples OR has_genomic_data OR has_omics_data”
Response for Data availability (axis)
Cohort map group (derived)

Recommended

Group 3Internal

Internal catalogue field

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Population type

Recommended

General populationNot published
  • DIGIT Cohort Portfolio Review — population type and engagement classification (Aug 2026)

Response for Population type
Industry engagement status

Recommended

Established access processNot published
  • DIGIT Cohort Portfolio Review — population type and engagement classification (Aug 2026)

Response for Industry engagement status
Parent cohort / programme

Recommended

NBR-MH (Umbrella member)Not published
  • DIGIT Cohort Portfolio Review — population type and engagement classification (Aug 2026)

Response for Parent cohort / programme
TWiCs eligible

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: FAQ (invitations)

    “You will be given all the necessary information on each study when invited and can decide to take part or not”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for TWiCs eligible

Data modalities

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction
Questionnaire / interview

Recommended

YesField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Questionnaire / interview
Cognitive testing

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Cognitive testing
Physical measures

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Physical measures
Biosamples

Recommended

YesField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: FAQ (saliva)

    “When joining D-CYPHR, children and young people will be asked to provide a saliva (spit) sample by dribbling around 2ml of spit into a collection tube.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Biosamples
Genomic data

Recommended

YesField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: FAQ (genotyping)

    “Your sample will have a basic genetic analysis (genotyping) done and is then stored securely for studies.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Genomic data
Omics

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: FAQ (genotyping)

    “Your sample will have a basic genetic analysis (genotyping) done and is then stored securely for studies.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Omics
Imaging

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Imaging
Wearable / sensor

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Wearable / sensor
Digital phenotyping

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Digital phenotyping
Linked health records

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Linked health records
Biosample types

Recommended

saliva, bloodField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: FAQ (saliva) + FAQ (blood)

    “When joining D-CYPHR, children and young people will be asked to provide a saliva (spit) sample by dribbling around 2ml of spit into a collection tube.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Biosample types
Genotyping platform

Recommended

Research genotyping array (genome-wide markers; programme FAQ describes standard research genotyping tool)Field-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: FAQ (genotyping)

    “The tool used for genotyping is a standard research tool with markers across the human genome.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Genotyping platform
Imaging modalities

Recommended

No value heldNot published
Response for Imaging modalities
Mental health measures

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: reviewed HTML does not list specific named psychiatric instruments in the health and lifestyle questionnaire.

Response for Mental health measures

Data subcategories

Structured modality and subcategory rows used alongside the high-level data-type flags.

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction

Data subcategories

Recommended

List key data subcategories using distinct rows for category markers, named questionnaire/interview instruments, biospecimen types, omics/genomics data products, imaging modalities, sensor streams, and linked-record types.

No value heldNo source yet

No citation linked to this field yet.

Response for Data subcategories

Consent and use permissions

Specific use permissions separate from the 3D consent-level axis.

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction

Consent and use permissions

Recommended

Confirm health/biomedical research use, industry/commercial consideration, non-commercial restrictions, governance modifiers, recontact, trial approach, biosample use, linkage, sharing, international transfer, and any Section 251/CAG support.

No value heldNo source yet

No citation linked to this field yet.

Response for Consent and use permissions

Access pathways

One or more routes by which researchers can request or analyse data.

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction

Access pathways

Recommended

Confirm all data access pathways, including route, access level, TRE/SDE or download/API environment, DAC review, collaboration requirements, data sharing agreements, output checking, timelines, and fees.

No value heldNo source yet

No citation linked to this field yet.

Response for Access pathways

Within-cohort coverage

Aggregate counts or percentages showing how broadly data, consent, or access characteristics apply within the cohort.

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction

Within-cohort coverage metrics

Recommended

Provide numerator, denominator, unit type, numerator/denominator exactness qualifiers, denominator type, basis, date/release, original source wording, and whether each metric is marginal, joint, conditional, or a release total.

No value heldNo source yet

No citation linked to this field yet.

Response for Within-cohort coverage metrics

Linkage and access

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction
NHS linkage

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for NHS linkage
GP linkage

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for GP linkage
Death registry linkage

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Death registry linkage
Education linkage

Recommended

NoField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: How it works

    “Each child or young person donates a saliva (spit) sample and answers a health and lifestyle questionnaire.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Education linkage
Data access mechanism

Recommended

collaborationField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: FAQ (researcher access)

    “Researchers must formally apply to the BioResource to use data, are fully vetted and agree to strict protocol.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Data access mechanism
TRE platform

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: TRE hosting product not stated on reviewed D-CYPHR pages.

Response for TRE platform
Data dictionary URL

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE in this pass: no separate public data-dictionary URL located on reviewed programme pages.

Response for Data dictionary URL
Data access timeline (days)

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: BioResource application timelines not stated on reviewed D-CYPHR pages.

Response for Data access timeline (days)
Data access cost

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: access costs not stated on reviewed D-CYPHR pages.

Response for Data access cost

Participant profile and dates

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction
Age distribution

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: programme spans ages 0–15 but reviewed pages do not publish JSON-ready band percentages.

Response for Age distribution
Sex distribution

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: no sex split tables on reviewed HTML pages.

Response for Sex distribution
Ethnicity distribution

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: no ethnicity breakdown published on reviewed HTML pages.

Response for Ethnicity distribution
Smoking status distribution

Recommended

No value heldNo source yet

No citation linked to this field yet.

Response for Smoking status distribution
Median age

Recommended

No value heldNot published
Response for Median age
Percent female

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: no sex percentages on reviewed pages.

Response for Percent female
Percent non-white

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: no ethnicity percentages on reviewed pages.

Response for Percent non-white
Geographic coverage

Recommended

nationalField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: Centres programme banner

    “Our UK wide health and genetics research programme for children and young people aged 0 – 15”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/centres-programmes/d-cyphr/

Response for Geographic coverage
Follow-up duration

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: no single fixed follow-up window stated; FAQ describes storage and future study invitations.

Response for Follow-up duration
Last data collection date

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: programme ongoing; no last collection date published on reviewed pages.

Response for Last data collection date
Recruitment start date

Recommended

No value heldNot published
  • Searched — not published

    UNSOURCEABLE: pages state 2023 full launch but not a specific calendar recruitment_start_date.

Response for Recruitment start date
Recruitment end date

Recommended

No value heldNot published
Response for Recruitment end date

Diagnosis areas

Mental health diagnosis areas represented in this cohort.

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction
Diagnosis area: Transdiagnostic (anxiety-depression)

Recommended

Confirm this diagnosis area applies and estimated N if shown.

Transdiagnostic (anxiety-depression) · TransdiagnosticField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: Who we are

    “Contributions by young heroes today could provide clues for diabetes, mental health conditions, heart disease, rare diseases, immune conditions (and many more).”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

  • NIHR BioResource — D-CYPHR programme page

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

    Section: Who we are

    “Contributions by young heroes today could provide clues for diabetes, mental health conditions, heart disease, rare diseases, immune conditions (and many more).”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/

Response for Diagnosis area: Transdiagnostic (anxiety-depression)

Linked sites

Sites contributing participants or data to this cohort.

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction
Linked site: NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre

Recommended

NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre · East of EnglandField-cited
  • NIHR BioResource — Centres & Programmes: D-CYPHR

    https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/centres-programmes/d-cyphr/

    Section: About the D-CYPHR programme

    “The project is led by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) BioResource in partnership with the NHS, Anna Freud and the University of Cambridge.”

    Page: https://www.bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/centres-programmes/d-cyphr/

Response for Linked site: NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre

Verification metadata

Internal catalogue status — for reference only.

FieldCurrent valueEvidenceSource evidenceResponseNotes / correction
Verification status

Recommended

ai_inferredInternal

Internal catalogue field

——
Last verified

Recommended

16 Apr 2026Internal

Internal catalogue field

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Data source

Recommended

Populated Apr 2026 from NIHR BioResource D-CYPHR public pages (bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/ and centres-programmes/d-cyphr/ HTML snapshots), docs/data-dictionary.md scoring trees, and shared NIHR BioResource registry context (sources id 2).Internal

Internal catalogue field

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