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To register you must be affiliated with a public, private, academic, non-profit or for-profit institution. Registrants must demonstrate they work in an established institution with facilities and safety programs appropriate for the level of registration requested. The HIV Reagent Program encourages individuals and organizations to take advantage of our institutional registration process when more than one qualified researcher at an organization is interested in receiving materials from the HIV Reagent Program.
Reagent depositors are asked to state the restrictions on commercial use of their reagents. Scientists who wish to use reagents for commercial purposes can only do so under the terms of the release category specified by the donor. The five release categories are:
A - Reagent may be used for commercial purposes without an agreement with the donor. B - Recipient agrees to negotiate in good faith to share with the donor' s institution the income arising from commercializing the reagent (Form Required). C - Recipient must sign an agreement with the donor' s institution for commercial use prior to receiving the reagent. D - Recipient must Release Category B or C prior to receiving the reagent (Form Required). E - Recipient must not use or incorporate the reagent for commercial purposes. (Reagent cannot ever be distributed from our program to a commercial institution for ANY use. Reagent will be distributed for n ...
Yes. The HIV Reagent Program can accept mailed, faxed, scanned and emailed copies of the registration documents. E-Mail all documents with electronic or ink signatures to: contact@HIVReagentProgram.org Fax all documents with electronic or ink signatures to: (703) 365-2898. The original documents can be sent to us via the courier of your choice to:
HIV Reagent Program Customer Service: Registration 10801 University Boulevard Manassas, VA 20110-2209
Please allow 1-2 weeks after delivery of your registration package for processing and approval. Missing, incomplete or inaccurate information and documents can extend processing time. Once your application has been reviewed and approved by NIAID, we will notify you by email with information on how to proceed with accessing your online account for the purposes of placing your order.
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