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Hepatitis C Testing

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From: Bryan Kiehl
Date: Tue, 04 Jul 1995 00:00
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I understand that there either are or may be European regulations that require 
 that human reagents be tested for Hepatitis C. I am aware that we must test 
for Hepatitis B and HIV.

Can anyone clarify the rules. First are there such rules now? Do or will the 
rules require testing materials other than blood products? For example, I 
provide a product that uses human thyroglobulin. Obviously we cannot test the 
protein, but do we need to certify the donor as Hepatis C negative?

Bryan Kiehl
GenBio
15222-A Avenue of Science
San Diego, CA 92128
(619) 592-9300, ext 309
(619) 592-9400 [FAX]
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Subject: Hepatitis C Testing
Date: 1995/07/04
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