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for two to two-and-a-half hours but we will do our best.
Zeke, did you want to put that up?
DR. EMANUEL: Yes.
DR. MURRAY: Yes. Why don't we put that up.
Thank you.
While Zeke is -- right.
(Slide.)
This will be helpful all through our
conversations this morning.
By research conducted in an anonymous manner
what we mean is this: One problem we had was many of these
tissue collections for a variety of reasons would be
inappropriate to strip identifiers from the tissue held say
by the pathology lab at the teaching medical institution
so, therefore, did we have to think about those tissue
collections as identifiable. Well, clearly in the form in
which they are held by the pathology laboratory they are
identifiable and need to be identifiable.
What will that mean in terms of any research
that might be done with some tissue collections? Well, it
struck us after a considerable amount of conversation that
the most important -- that it made more sense to think
about anonymity in the context of the particular use of the
tissue.