Tissue banking is the process of collecting, storing, and distributing human tissues for medical research and transplantation. These tissues can include skin, bone, cartilage, and organs, which are preserved under specific conditions to maintain their viability. Tissue banks play a crucial role in advancing medical science and improving patient outcomes by providing essential materials for studies and surgeries. The tissues collected by tissue banks are often donated by individuals who have passed away, with consent from their families. This process ensures that valuable biological materials are available for researchers and clinicians to study diseases, develop new treatments, and perform life-saving transplants.