About Us
Many Minds,
One Shared Mission.
The INCLUDE DS-Biorepository serves as the primary resource for biospecimens generated by researchers funded by the NIH INCLUDE Project.
Who We Are
Powered by Collaboration, Driven by Discovery.
The DS-Biorepository is led by scientists of the Linda Crnic Institute for Down Syndrome at the University of Colorado Anschutz and collaborators at the University of California Irvine.

Our Goals
Advancing Down Syndrome Research
One Sample At A Time
Mission
To accelerate breakthroughs in
Down syndrome research by ethically collecting, preserving, and sharing high-quality biological samples and data empowering scientists, supporting families, and unlocking the future of medicine for individuals with Down syndrome.
Down syndrome research by ethically collecting, preserving, and sharing high-quality biological samples and data empowering scientists, supporting families, and unlocking the future of medicine for individuals with Down syndrome.
Vision
To be the leading global resource accelerating transformative Down syndrome research through ethical stewardship of biosamples, cutting-edge data integration, and a deep commitment to improving health outcomes and quality of life for individuals with
Down syndrome.
Down syndrome.
Our Leadership Team
Meet the Experts
Our multidisciplinary team of scientists, clinicians, and research specialists is committed to advancing discoveries through collaboration, innovation, and scientific rigor.
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Joaquin Espinosa, PhD
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Angela Rachubinski, PhD
Principal Investigator -
Matthew Galbraith, PhD
Principal Investigator -
Elizabeth Head, MA, PhD
Principal Investigator
Be Part of a Global
Research Effort
Whether you’re contributing samples or conducting research, the DS-Biorepository is your trusted partner in discovery.
Join Our Mission
Help Advance
Down Syndrome Research
Join the DS-Biorepository to advance groundbreaking research and improve lives. Be part of a world-leading team shaping the future of Down syndrome medical care.