Which biological substance is subject to transport, import and export regulations?

1. Which biological substance is subject to transport, import and export regulations? • Substance is known not to contain pathogenic or genetically modified (micro)organisms? • Substance is known to contain inactivated pathogenic or genetically modified (micro)organisms? • Substance is known to contain (micro)organisms which are neither pathogenic nor genetically modified? • Substance is an environmental sample (including food and water sample) that is not considered to pose a significant risk? • Substance is a dried blood spot? • Substance is a fecal occult blood screening test? • Substance is decontaminated medical or clinical waste? • Substance is for transfusion or transplantation? • Substance is machinery or equipment containing pathogenic or genetically modified microorganisms in a confinement preventing any possible leakage or release? • Samples and specimens with only a minimal likelihood that (micro)organisms are present based by an informed professional judgment and on the source, the history and the conditions of the sample? if yes if no or unknown Exempt from dangerous goods transport regulations no Substance containing or consisting of pathogenic or genetically modified (micro)organisms - Definitions - Decision tree - Transport sheets - Substances not to be transported yes Substance with human, animal or plant pathogenic microorganisms Human pathogens: cultures, clinical specimens, infected animals TS 1.1 no yes Animal pathogens: cultures, clinical specimens, infected animals TS 1.2 TS 1.3 Plant pathogens: cultures, infected plants Genetically modified microorganisms, animals or plants Genetically modified microorganisms, cell lines and cell cultures TS 2.1 Genetically modified animals, specimens, cell cultures, carcasses TS 2.2 TS 2.3 Genetically modified plants, seeds, plant parts