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A Material Transfer Agreement is an agreement under which a quantity of a unique, specialized or experimental material (natural or synthetic) may be transferred between the Federal laboratory and another party for commercial evaluation, testing or other uses with or without reimbursement, pursuant to 15 U.S.C.

A Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) is a contract governing the transfer of materials between two parties. It defines the rights of the provider and the recipient with respect to the materials and any derivatives.

Generally, a Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) is used when any proprietary material is exchanged, the receiving party intends to use it for his/her own research purposes, and no research collaboration between scientists is planned.

An MTA is a legally binding contract used to effect the transfer of research materials from the material provider to the recipient. The materials may range from biological materials to chemical compounds to certain equipment.

Material Transfer Agreements (MTAs) in Research Materials may include cell lines, plasmids, nucleotides, proteins, transgenic animals, plant varieties, bacteria, pharmaceuticals and other chemicals.

A Data Use Agreement (DUA) is a contract that governs the transfer of data outside the context of a Sponsored Research Agreement (SRA) or other agreement. When WCM enters into a DUA, it shares, receives or transfers de-identified data, limited data sets or fully identifiable data.

Material Transfer Agreements (MTAs) are contractual documents used for the acquisition of various biological and research materials, and occasionally, data, developed by nonprofit, government and private industry.

Generally, a Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) is used when any proprietary material is exchanged, the receiving party intends to use it for his/her own research purposes, and no research collaboration between scientists is planned.