Material Transfer Agreement

The transfer of any materials that were synthesized at the CFN requires the execution of a Materials Transfer Agreement (MTA) between the User’s home institution and the Lab’s Office of Technology Commercialization and Partnerships (TCP). This must be completed before material is removed from BNL.

If a user is bringing in an established cell line (ATCC designation) and a MTA applies to this product, BNL is not responsible for material transfer under the terms of the MTA. The user enters into the MTA when purchasing that ATCC, and it is their responsibility to abide with the requirements and determine if the MTA conflicts with the CFN user agreement.

Last Modified: December 28, 2010
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