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What if my project did not initially set out to make any model organisms and, after award, genetically modified animals are made?

April 26, 2017animals award genetically initially model modified organisms project

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What if my project did not initially set out to make any model organisms and, after award, genetically modified animals are made?

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In such a case, it would still be appropriate to share such model organisms consistent with NIH policies, and it would be appropriate to consult with the NIH program official and include a sharing plan in the next noncompeting application or in a separate letter.