Model Letter of Collaboration Sample Clauses

Model Letter of Collaboration. Memorandum of Understanding between the Developmental Therapeutics Program Division of Cancer Treatment/Diagnosis National Cancer Institute, United States of America (DTP/NCI) and a Source Country Government (SCG)/Source Country Organization(s) (SCO) Subject matter Plants, microbes and marine macro‐organisms. Summary of use(s) DTP/NCI will screen the extracts of all material provided for anticancer and AIDS‐antiviral activity, and will provide the test results to Source Country Institution on a quarterly basis. Any extracts exhibiting significant activity will be further studied by bioassay‐guided fractionation in order to isolate the pure compounds(s) responsible for the observed activity. Should the appropriate agency in [SCG or SCO] have any knowledge of the medicinal use of any plants, microbes and marine macro‐organisms by the local population or traditional healers, this information will be used to guide the collection of plants, microbes or marine macro‐organisms on a priority basis where possible. Details of the methods of administration (e.g., hot infusion, etc.) used by the traditional healers will be provided, where applicable, to enable suitable extracts to be made. Purpose or background DTP/NCI has an interest in investigating plants, microbes and marine macro‐organisms from [Source Country], and wishes to collaborate with the SCG or SGO, as appropriate, in this investigation. The DTP/NCI will make sincere efforts to transfer knowledge, expertise, and technology related to drug discovery and development to the [appropriate Source Country Institution], subject to the provision of mutually acceptable guarantees for the protection of intellectual property associated with any patented technology. The [SCG or SCO], in turn, desires to collaborate closely with the DTP/NCI in pursuit of the investigation of its plants, microbes and marine macro‐organisms, subject to the conditions and stipulations of this agreement.
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