Safety/White List

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<p>You must Check-In for <strong>ANY organism or part that is NOT on the White List</strong>. The right-hand column of the table below is only <strong>examples</strong> of organisms/parts that require a Check-In.</p>
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<p>Questions? Contact <span class="email">&lt;safety (at) igem (dot) org&gt;</span></p>
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Revision as of 19:22, 9 May 2014


Questions or feedback?
Email safety AT igem DOT org!

PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION -- NOT READY FOR USE

This White List is a draft. It is not the final version!

Questions? Contact

  1. Obtain Claudia's feedback on white list
  2. Format nicely and post
  3. Remove this note.


Remember!

You must Check-In for ANY organism or part that is NOT on the White List. The right-hand column of the table below is only examples of organisms/parts that require a Check-In.

Questions? Contact

White List (no Check-In required) Check-In Required
Whole Organisms Risk Group 1 Risk Groups 2, 3, 4