Patient Sample Requirements Sample Clauses

Patient Sample Requirements. Each Party acknowledges that certain of the materials transferred hereunder may consist of biological materials that are derived or collected from human subjects. Each Party further acknowledges that the transfer such biological materials and any data or information associated therewith (collectively, referred to as “Patient Sample”) is a highly sensitive matter, and therefore, each Party shall ensure that all Patient Samples transferred under this Agreement shall have been collected, processed, De-identified/coded, tracked, used, stored, handled, transported, manipulated and destroyed in a manner appropriate to ensure compliance with: (i) the terms and conditions of this Agreement, (ii) all obtained informed consents and any applicable requirements of an institutional review board, independent ethics committee, or any equivalent authority, and (iii) any applicable professional and ethical standards with respect to the use of such Patient Samples and Applicable Law, including privacy and patient confidentiality laws (collectively, (i), (ii) and (iii) are referred to as “Patient Sample Requirements”). Each Party shall follow all of its documented policies and procedures to ensure the protection of the autonomy and confidentiality of the human subjects from whom the Patient Samples were collected. For clarity, if collection of the Patient Execution Version Samples was subject to any informed consent or required authorization, the furnishing Party shall ensure that such informed consent and/or authorization allows for the collection, transfer and use of Patient Samples as contemplated by this Agreement. Without limiting the foregoing, Millennium shall ensure that the informed consents and authorizations provided by subjects participating in Clinical Trials included in the Work Plan permit the provision of Patient Samples and information to Precision for use as contemplated by this Agreement, including for purposes of developing the Products. All Patient Samples delivered under this Agreement shall be labeled clearly in accordance with Patient Sample Requirements. Neither Party shall include any personally identifiable health information in the data or information that is part of such Patient Samples without the other Parties’ prior written consent, unless permitted by Patient Sample Requirements.
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