This figure depicts the interactions between the Biospecimen, Metabolomics and Pathology Core with other Projects and Cores within this SPORE. On the far left of the figure are 3 stacked boxes. The box on top is labelled "Project 1", the middle box is labelled "Project 2" and the bottom box is labelled "Project 3". In the middle of the figure there is a rectangular box outlined in blue containing 3 stacked boxes. The top box is labelled "Route 66 Endometrial Cancer SPORE Virtual Biospecimen Network", the middle box is labelled "Pathology Consensus Group", and the bottom box is labelled "WUSTL Metabolomics and Isotope Tracing Center". On the far right of the figure there is a rectangular box outlined in red which contains four stacked boxes, also outlined in red. The top box is labelled "WUSTL Gyn Onc Biorepository" the next box is labelled "WUSTL/SCC Tissue Procurement Core", the middle box is labelled "OUHSC TPSR", and the bottom box is labelled "UNM HTR-TASR". Between the stacked boxes on the far left and the middle boxes there are two light blue arrows, one pointing to the left and the other pointing to the right. Above the arrows are the phrases " Aim 1", Trial patient biospecimens" and "PDX Specimens". Beneath the arrows the terms "Processed Biospecimens", TMAs" and Metabolomics data" are displayed. Between the middle boxes and the far left is another light blue arrow pointing to the left, and a light blue arrow pointing to the right. There is a dashed light blue line connecting the base of the left pointing arrow to the tip of the right pointing arrow. "Biospecimen Banking" is placed between the two arrows. Below the right pointing arrow are the words "Procurement support". Beneath these words are two light blue arrows: the top arrow points to the right while the arrow below is bidirectional. On the right side both arrows lead to "Biospecimen and Data Sharing" and "Biostats Core". The left pointing end of the bidirectional arrow points back to the blue outline of the middle box. Abbreviations used in this diagram are described in the next paragraph.