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Monsanto. Paradigm will clone the Arabidopsis genes (sense and antisense) and Monsanto will clone the non-Arabidopsis genes. Paradigm will attempt to clone the full-length ORF (methionine to stop codon) via RT-PCR, PCR from cloned cDNA or genomic PCR with the primer sequences supplied by Monsanto. A total of four attempts will be made at Paradigm. The first attempt will be RT-PCR or PCR amplification of cloned cDNA. All failures from this reaction will be subjected to genomic PCR. Failure from this round will trigger a reordering of the cloning primers from a different vendor; using the new primers, a second round of attempts from both cDNA and genomic DNA will be conducted. In the case where no construct is obtained after these four attempts, Monsanto will attempt to perform PCR using alternative strategies and, if successful, will return the sequence-verified clones in binary vectors to the Paradigm cloning pipeline. In order for genes to enter Monsanto's remediation process, Paradigm will provide CGPG numbers of declared failures via the tracking database, report the reason for the failure, and send primers to the appropriate Monsanto cloning group. For remediations that are returned to Monsanto by August 31, 2001, Monsanto will have until December 31, 2001 to perform remediation and return the clones to Paradigm. For remediations that are returned to Monsanto after August 312001, Monsanto will have four months to perform the remediations and to return the clones to Paradigm. If Monsanto cannot provide the clone, then Paradigm's efforts will be counted as [___]* % of a data package for that quarter. Paradigm must report the remediations and return the primers to Monsanto for the remediations to ultimately count as [___]* % of a data package under the situation where Monsanto cannot remediate. If Monsanto provides the clone, then Paradigm will be compensated for the data package upon completion of the analysis as if the construct had never failed and entered remediation. The clones abandoned by Monsanto will be reported to Paradigm quarterly. A credit of data packages, computed as [___]* % of the number of constructs for which Monsanto failed to obtain a clone, will be counted toward Paradigm's quarterly deliverable quota. For each quarter, this number will be credited to all components (i.e., Constructs, Plant Transformation, Plate Phenomics, Soil Phenomics, Full Analysis) of the quarterly quota, as presented in "Appendix C: Project Plan Production Target Levels,...
