Which organization does not provide guidance related to tissue banking?

The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is primarily focused on overseeing the development of voluntary consensus standards for various industries, promoting safety and interoperability among systems and products. Its role is more about establishing and coordinating standards than providing specific guidance on practices related to tissue banking.

In contrast, the American Association of Tissue Banks is dedicated to the promotion and expansion of tissue banking practices, while the United States Food and Drug Administration regulates tissue banks to ensure safety and compliance with federal laws. The Joint Commission oversees healthcare organizations' compliance with regulations and safety in patient care, which can include aspects related to tissue usage in healthcare settings. Therefore, the ANSI's general standard-setting approach does not intersect specifically with the specialized guidance needed for tissue banking.