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	Recommend or Subscribe to RNA Library Patrons You may use this form to recommend a trial or subscription to your institution. Please check the appropriate boxes below and we will contact your librarian with your request. Librarians RNA is available exclusively via institutional site license. To receive a customized quote for your institution, please use the form below and include a librarian name, email address, and phone number. We will contact you shortly. Initiate Trial Access to RNA Librarians and Site Administrators Please use this form, including the last section, to initiate your trial to RNA and we will contact you with final activation instructions. Please allow 5—7 days to begin your access. COUNTER compliant reports are available to monitor your institution’s use during your trial.


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		I am a: Patron Librarian or Administrator Please process my request for: Subscription Quote Trial Access Institution Name Mailing Address 1 Mailing Address 2 Mailing Address 3 City State Zip/Postal Code Country Librarian Name Librarian Phone Librarian E-mail address Patron Name Comments Librarians and Site Administrators The information below is required to initiate trial access. Account Administrator Name Administrator Title Administrator E-mail Address Administrator Phone Please send me the monthly Press Connection Newsletter, which highlights new offers and specials at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press. Please press the Submit button only once. There will be no confirmation page. You will be redirected to the main RNA homepage.

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