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I am transferring human tissue, blood, or plasma to a site participating in a multi-site clinical study. Do I need to have an MTA in place before the transfer?

April 26, 2017blood clinical Human multi-site Plasma site study tissue transferring

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I am transferring human tissue, blood, or plasma to a site participating in a multi-site clinical study. Do I need to have an MTA in place before the transfer?

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• No, a separate MTA is not required for the transfer, provided that the transfer is for routine testing of the tissue, blood or plasma in connection with the clinical trial. • Please Note: If the material provided by UCSD is to be used by the receiving organization for its own research, an MTA is then required for the purpose of such research.