Baric Transcribed Interview (Redacted) — page 112

DC.Scheduling@LexitasLegal.com where you were not the one that was actually conducting gain-of-function research, but the overarching experimental research was -- DR. BARIC: Can you put that into a direct example, rather than this global thing that requires me to remember everything that I did in the last 40 years of my life? MS. SALAZAR: The only gain-of-function that you have ever done or been involved in is the one that you received an exemption for. DR. BARIC: Every gain-of-function? Once the pause occurred, anything that we did that had potential for gain12 of-function was reviewed by the NIH, yes. MS. SALAZAR: I mean, so you only did that kind of work for NIH. DR. BARIC: Yes. MS. SALAZAR: The pause only applied to NIH. DR. BARIC: Yeah, I mean, that's the major funding source for me. MS. SALAZAR: Is it the only funding source? DR. BARIC: I said the major funding source, yes. MS. SALAZAR: What are your other funding sources? DR. BARIC: I've been supported by companies before. I've been supported by foundations like Burroughs Wellcome Trust. I have received money from the Cancer Institute of NIH. I did get DARPA money, now that I remember it, one