Human Genome, Gene Analysis Research Ethics Committee
Application Process for Research Ethics Reviews
The Human Genome, Gene Analysis Research Ethics Committee conducts scientific and ethical reviews of human genome and gene analysis research in accordance with the Ethical Guidelines for Human Genome/Gene Analysis Research (issued by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology).
The scope of the committee’s reviews is the scope stipulated in the government’s guidelines and includes human genome/gene analysis research on gene mutations/polymorphisms transmitted to offspring.
Application Process

*The average time from reception to approval is around 1.5 months.
Use of Online System
All applications are to be conducted using the online Research Ethics Review System. You must first register to use the system.If you do not know if you are registered, check with your laboratory’s Clinical Ethics Consultant (CEC).
If you have not registered, ask your laboratory’s CEC to register you.
1) Name
2) Furigana
3) Email address (becomes your ID)
4) Affiliation,
5) Position
6) Extension (ph.)
7) Whether attended ethics seminar
If you have already registered, applications are available through the online system.
=>Research Ethics Review Application System Site
<New applications>
2. Submit the Confirmation Form for Research Review Applications (paper form)
(Download and send via university mail)
3. Submit the Conflicts of Interest Disclosure Form (paper form)
(Download and send via university mail)
* You must submit Forms 2 and 3 above before you can consult with the Ethics Research Committee. Prepare everything up to Format Check Ends.
* If Item 2 of Form 3 above is applicable, you must submit for all members involved in research at the Graduate School of Medicine and the University of Tokyo Hospital.
<Applications for Changes>
<Status Reports>
<Research Concluded Notifications>
<Adverse Event Reports>
*These applications forms can be prepared by communications staff until they are temporarily saved.
Contact
Ext. 20818
e-mail: ethics@m.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Website: http://www.m.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ethics/ethcom/index_en.html
Graduate School of Medicine, Building No. 2, Rooms S101, S102