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Iowa Code Chapter 142 - Dead bodies for scientific purposes
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Subtitle 2
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§ 142.1
Delivery of bodies
§ 142.2
Furnished to physicians
§ 142.3
Notification of department
§ 142.4
Surrender to relatives
§ 142.5
Disposition after dissection
§ 142.6
Record of receipt
§ 142.7
Record and bodies
§ 142.8
Purpose for which body used
§ 142.9
Failure to deliver dead body
§ 142.10
Use without proper record
§ 142.11
Penalties
§ 142.13
Burial in private cemetery lot
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Iowa Laws: Anatomical Gifts
Iowa Code Chapter 142 - Dead bodies for scientific purposes
Iowa Code Chapter 142C - Revised uniform anatomical gift Act
Federal Regulations: Anatomical Gifts
CFR > Title 42 > Chapter I > Part 121 - Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network
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