The Swedish Twin Registry (STR) is an (inter)national resource, and data from the registry can become available to academic and industry-based researchers.
Founded in 1961, STR covers all same-sex twin births since 1886, and all twin births (same and opposite-sex) since 1926.
Regardless of research interest, all potential projects requiring data access must be reviewed and approved by STR's Expert Committee.
Applicants with a PhD, MD, or equivalent degree may submit an application to the STR.
Before applying, researchers can contact the STR for additional information or request a feasibility test.
Ethical approval from the Swedish Ethical Review Authority is required for all applications.
Non-Swedish applicants must collaborate with a Swedish university to ensure ethical compliance.
Applications are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis by the STR Expert Committee, which meets quarterly.
Complete applications must be submitted at least nine days before a committee meeting.
10 February (Application Review Meeting 20 February)
April (Application Review Meeting May)
September (Application Review Meeting September)
November (Application Review Meeting December)
Name | Role | Phone | Location | |
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Facility team mailbox |
str-research@meb.ki.se
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Service catalogue and price list |
► Service offerings (4) | |||
Name | Description | Price | |
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Feasibility test |
Per hour
Searching for concordance/discordance by sex and zygosity, availability of data. |
Internal
kr 900.00
each
Corporate kr 900.00 each External kr 900.00 each |
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GWAS |
Per Phenotype
N=50 000
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Internal
kr 60,000.00
each
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Subscription: Update of the vital status |
Cost annually
If you have a study cohort from an STR application and want to track their life course, you can receive updates on the vital status of the twins 1-2 times per year with this service.
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Inquire | |
Subscription (prenumeration): Inclusion of items |
Cost anually
Inclusion of items in one or several ongoing surveys in STR studies. |
Inquire |