Common Contracts
2 similar Laboratory User Agreement contracts
University of Alaska Museum Ancient DNA Laboratory User AgreementLaboratory User Agreement • June 10th, 2023
The UAM Ancient DNA Lab (aDNA lab) was created to make possible genetic analyses on material that was not specifically collected for this purpose—for example, study skins, skeletons, fluid-preserved specimens, or other degraded DNA sources such as permafrost preserved material, feces or hair. The aDNA lab is not intended for research on human DNA and may not be appropriate for that purpose. It is intended to be used for specific projects and by only a limited number of people at a time. The lab should be used in situations in which DNA yield or quality is expected to be low and in which the risk of contamination by other sources of tissue or DNA is particularly high. For this reason, it is critical that we keep outside DNA outside and maintain the room’s sterility. This means keeping the number of simultaneous users and the amount of access as low as is reasonable.
University of Alaska Museum Ancient DNA Laboratory User AgreementLaboratory User Agreement • September 23rd, 2021
The UAM Ancient DNA Lab (aDNA lab) was created to make possible genetic analyses on material that was not specifically collected for this purpose—for example, study skins, skeletons, fluid-preserved specimens, or other degraded DNA sources such as permafrost preserved material, feces or hair. The aDNA lab is not intended for research on human DNA and may not be appropriate for that purpose. It is intended to be used for specific projects and by only a limited number of people at a time. The lab should be used in situations in which DNA yield or quality is expected to be low and in which the risk of contamination by other sources of tissue or DNA is particularly high. For this reason, it is critical that we keep outside DNA outside and maintain the room’s sterility. This means keeping the number of simultaneous users and the amount of access as low as is reasonable.
