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OBA, which supports the Office of Science Policy, within the Office of the Director of NIH:
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Monitors scientific progress in human genetics research in order to anticipate future developments, including ethical, legal, and social concerns, in basic and clinical research involving Recombinant DNA and Genetic Technologies;
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Manages the operation of, and provides analytical support to, the NIH Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee, the DHHS Secretary's Advisory Committee on Genetics, Health, and Society;
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Coordinates and provides liaison with Federal and non-Federal national and international organizations concerned with Recombinant DNA, Human Gene Transfer, and Genetic Technologies;
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Provides advice to the NIH Director, other Federal agencies, and State regulatory organizations concerning Recombinant DNA research, Human Gene Transfer, and Genetic Technologies;
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Responds to requests for information on highly technical matters and matters of public policy related to Recombinant DNA, Human Gene Transfer, and Genetic Technologies;
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Develops and implements NIH policies and procedures for the safe conduct of Recombinant DNA Activities, and Human Gene Transfer;
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Reviews and evaluates the composition of Institutional Biosafety Committees; and
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Develops registries of activities related to Recombinant DNA Research and Human Gene Transfer.
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