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DOT Classification Decision Tree, continued
If you answered
Yes
to "Does it meet the definition of a Category A substance," you can see that it needs to be classified as either
UN2814 Infectious substance, affecting humans. This classification is used if pathogens in the substance can affect humans or humans and animals both.
UN2900 Infectious substance, affecting animals. This classification is used if pathogens in the substance can affect animals but not humans.
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