UKRI-3750 MRC CFM NHPs Health Screening

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UK Research and Innovation

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£250,000

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Pathology services
Microbiological cultures
Research services
Research laboratory services

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Submission Deadline

2 weeks from now

Published

2 weeks ago

Description

MRC Centre for Macaques (CFM) requires health screening services for the Rhesus macaques, including annual health screens and ad hoc screens. The services include the processing and pathogen testing of biological samples taken from the Rhesus macaques, as well as the reporting of all the test results. The services also include the supply of consumables for the samples taken for the screens, and the transportation of the samples for the annual health screens

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UK Research and Innovation

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