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Some biological agents are regulated for export and may not be exported to denied parties (restricted persons), for prohibited end-uses (e.g., biological weapons), or to sanctioned countries. Please review UF’s Export Control page for more information. If you intend to ship any items listed on this page, email exportcontrol@research.ufl.edu with the name of the institution, location (city and country), and name of the end-user(s) that the material will be exported to. Items may be shipped only for legitimate scientific or clinical purposes.
If you plan to ship any materials (even items not listed below) to Cuba, Iran, Sudan, Syria, or North Korea, please contact the Export Control Office first. While many of the items on the Commerce Control List are select agents, those preceded by an asterisk (*) are not, but still require an export permit.
Bioagents Listed on the Commerce Control List
This list is subject to change (Current as of February 22, 2023).