Research and analysis

Genetically Modified Organisms: University of Southampton (25/R50/01)

Details of the consent for the University of Southampton to release a genetically modified organism, reference 25/R50/01.

Documents

Consent letter (reference 25/R50/01)

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Application from the University of Southampton

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Part B: Information about the release application to be included on the public register

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Details

Consent documents for the University of Southampton to release genetically modified organisms for research purposes. 

Each consent granted includes: 

  • consent letter: confirming consent and outlining any conditions 

  • application documents (part A1-A6): information required under schedule 1 of the Genetically Modified Organisms (Deliberate Release) regulations 2002 

  • Part B: Information about the release application to be included on the public register

ACRE advice

ACRE advice: application for a clinical study of genetically modified Neisseria lactamica (25/R50/01)

Updates to this page

Published 4 July 2025
Last updated 1 October 2025 show all updates
  1. Updated to reflect consent to release a genetically modified organism.

  2. First published.

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