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- | Next to the biosafety rules from Wageningen UR, techniques for working aseptically to perform Good Microbial Practices are generally learned in a Microbiology introductory course. A lab manager, also called a practical tutor, has introduced every team member to the lab by giving them a “safety tour.” Therein, we came across a lot of, rather general, rules we should regard at working in the laboratory. The rules dealt with: the discardment biological and chemical waste, the disinfection of the lab bench, the clothing to wear inside the lab, your way of acting during an emergency and more. | + | Next to the biosafety rules from Wageningen UR, techniques for working aseptically to perform Good Microbial Practices are generally learned in a Microbiology introductory course. A lab manager, also called a practical tutor, has introduced every team member to the lab by giving them a “safety tour.” Therein, we came across a lot of, rather general, rules we should regard at working in the laboratory. The rules dealt with: the discardment biological and chemical waste, the disinfection of the lab bench, the clothing to wear inside the lab, your way of acting during an emergency and more. |
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=== Does your institution have an Institutional Biosafety Committee or equivalent group? === | === Does your institution have an Institutional Biosafety Committee or equivalent group? === |
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