Biospecimens Sharing Policies Sample Clauses

Biospecimens Sharing Policies. The Parties acknowledge that Biospecimens collected during any NCI Network sponsored clinical trials are subject to NCI policies implementing NIH policies on data sharing and public access to publications, and will be subject to NCI processes and terms substantially similar to those described above, and subject to the terms of the Relevant Collaborative Agreements. Any Secondary Research conducted using Biospecimens obtained on Human Subjects enrolled on a Protocol under this CRADA and/or non-publicly available data generated from research utilizing Investigational Agent are subject to the terms of this Agreement, and to the IP Option. Requests for Biospecimens from investigators to conduct Secondary Research will be through the NCI Navigator (a web based application) or the Core Correlative Science Committee to CTEP. The requests will be reviewed and approved by CTEP’s Core Correlative Sciences Committee, and provided to the Collaborator for review and comment, before the Secondary Research can commence. Each requestor conducting Secondary Research using Biospecimens must sign a materials transfer agreement with NCI prior to receiving Biospecimens. All such materials transfer agreement will contain provisions providing for Collaborator manuscript review and other reviews as described above, as well as the IP Option for licensing and data use rights.
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