Order and MTA

Conditions for providing the resources

The National Bioresource Project provides resources to domestic and foreign researchers on the basis of the conclusion of the material transfer agreement (MTA). The MTA form will be sent to the researcher after the receipt of the request order form. The researcher is then asked to return the MTA after filling the necessary items following an example. The requested resource will be sent to the researcher after the receipt of the MTA. For a resource of which the depositor submits a special condition on its use, additional documents will be sent.

The user of the resource should clarify that the research material was provided by the National Bioresource Project (Lotus japonicus, Glycine max) in his/her presentations and publications in the "materials and methods" or the "acknowledgment" section. Also, the user of the L. japonicus RILs should mention that the lines were established at Kazusa DNA Research Institute.

The amount of the resources provided

Lotus japonicus
Wild accessions(seed)	: 10 grains each
Experimental strains (seed)	:  1 g each
RILs (seed)	: 30 grains each
Root culture system	: 10 roots in 50 ml tube
Glycine max
Wild species	: 10 grains each

Upon receiving the resource

Please check the content and send back the enclosed receipt form after filling the necessary items to the following address by mail. In the case of any damage, please let us know.

The National BioResource Project (L. japonicus and G. max) Office
Faculty of Agriculture, University of Miyazaki, Miyazaki 889-2192, Japan

Please send the request order form after filling the necessary items (* are essential). If you receive no confirmation e-mail or call from us within one week, please contact legume@brc.miyazaki-u.ac.jp.