Applied Genomics Use, definition
Applied Genomics Use, means all non-research uses other than a Diagnostic Use. Non-limiting examples of Applied Genomics Uses include forensic testing, paternity testing, agricultural/food testing, and non-human diagnostics and testing. For clarity, research aimed at developing or evaluating such uses is a Research Use and thus not an Applied Genomics Use.
Applied Genomics Use, means all non-research uses other than a Diagnostic Use. Non-limiting examples of Applied Genomics Uses include forensic testing, paternity testing, agricultural/food testing, and non-human diagnostics and testing. For clarity, research aimed at developing or evaluating such uses is a Research Use and thus not an Applied Genomics Use. • “Diagnostic Use” means use in a clinical setting where data from an individual human sample is given to such individual or the individual’s care giver for the purposes of screening, determining predisposition, diagnosis, classification, determining prognosis, determining drug efficacy or safety, monitoring therapy, or any other use requiring clearance, approval, or registration with the FDA or any similar regulatory body including any EU Notified Body.