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Table 3 Numbers and percentages strongly agreeing or agreeing to the statements regarding how decisions for future research should be made

From: Attitudes towards transfers of human tissue samples across borders: An international survey of researchers and policy makers in five countries

 

China

n = 154

Egypt

n = 186

India

n = 127

Japan

n = 864

Korea

n = 105

MTAs should require that foreign collaborating scientists consult local scientists before any new use of samples

138

89.6%

170

91.4%

118

92.9%

1011

67.7%

82

78.1%

MTAs should require local scientists to have some decision making power over the future use of samples

132

85.7%

169

90.9%

108

85%

484

56.1%

76

72.3%

MTAs should require that decisions regarding future use of samples should be made jointly by a committee composed of representatives of both local and foreign scientists

110

71.4%

162

87.1%

106

83.5%

461

53.4%

72

68.5%

MTAs should require that local scientists have veto power over any future use of samples by foreign collaborating scientists

98

63.7%

156

83.8%

88

69.2%

410

47.5%

73

69.5%

MTAs should require that a local scientist is involved in the protocol development team for any future research on the samples

130

84.4%

165

88.7%

103

81.1%

457

52.9%

70

66.2%