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About Home Abstract Work plan Protocol Poster Publications FAQ People Contact us   Gene tagging Gene list Tag expression Virtual cell Gene submission Seed request Clone request   Education, Outreach and Training Tribal College Teaching Workshops   Other resources The completed maize genome was published in Science Fluorescent proteins win Nobel prize How to apply for an APHIS notification   Funding NSF Award #0501862 Clone request IMPORTANT: This page has only been tested using the web browsers FireFox or Internet Explorer. If you are using a different browser and have any problems with submission of the request or do not receive a notification email please use one of the recommended browsers. We require a Materials Transfer Agreement (MTA) (CSHL or UW) to be completed and signed by a legal representative of your institution. Please note that the MTA requests must be sent to the institution where the construct was generated (see “Lab” column of Gene list table). If you are requesting clones from both institutions you will need to complete 2 different MTAs. To cover shipping and handling charges, we require payment ($10 / clone). An invoice will be provided after the MTA has been completed. ( * = required ) *Name of requester: *Email: Requesting lab: (if requester is not the PI) Affiliation: *Tagged clone of interest: *Mailing address: Comments:   I have/will get permission to obtain pTF101 from Kan Wang and YFP or RFP from Roger Tsien.   Web security check: Type both words into the text box provided. Words are case insensitive. You can get new words either by reloading this page, or clicking on the "double-arrow" icon provided next to the text box. Digitize Books One Word at a Time - By entering the words in the box, you are also helping to digitize books from the Internet Archive and preserve old literature. See article in Science.