Large-Scale Data: Biobanks often contain samples from thousands or even millions of individuals, enabling large-scale studies that can identify trends and risk factors for various diseases. Longitudinal Studies: Many biobanks collect data over long periods, allowing researchers to study how diseases develop and progress over time. Genetic and Environmental Interactions: Biobanks provide the resources needed to study the interaction between genetic predispositions and environmental exposures in the development of diseases.
