Team:London BioHackspace/Safety

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<p>All our team members received safety and operational training before working in the lab. This included training in good laboratory practice, waste disposal and the idiosyncchrasies of working in a hackspace lab. The appropriate personal protective equipment was used which included lab coats gloves and where necessary safety spectacles. </p>
<p>All our team members received safety and operational training before working in the lab. This included training in good laboratory practice, waste disposal and the idiosyncchrasies of working in a hackspace lab. The appropriate personal protective equipment was used which included lab coats gloves and where necessary safety spectacles. </p>
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<p>All work that was required to be carried out in a CL1 or greater environment took place in the labs of UCL Biochemical Engineering department. This work was overseen by and was carried out in accordance with the guidelines of [TODO] UCL Bio safety men. UK regulations were adhered to.</p>
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<p>All work that was required to be carried out in a CL1 or greater environment took place in the labs of UCL Biochemical Engineering department. This work was overseen by a Safety Officer of the UCL Biochemical Engineering department. UK regulations were adhered to.</p>
<p>Work with <em>Escherichia coli</em> strain DH5-Alpha was considered low risk in accordance with classification from <a href="http://www.baua.de/nn_15226/de/Themen-von-A-Z/Biologische-Arbeitsstoffe/TRBA/pdf/TRBA-466.pdf">German TRBA</a> as a Risk Group 1 organism.</p>
<p>Work with <em>Escherichia coli</em> strain DH5-Alpha was considered low risk in accordance with classification from <a href="http://www.baua.de/nn_15226/de/Themen-von-A-Z/Biologische-Arbeitsstoffe/TRBA/pdf/TRBA-466.pdf">German TRBA</a> as a Risk Group 1 organism.</p>

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Safety

All our team members received safety and operational training before working in the lab. This included training in good laboratory practice, waste disposal and the idiosyncchrasies of working in a hackspace lab. The appropriate personal protective equipment was used which included lab coats gloves and where necessary safety spectacles.

All work that was required to be carried out in a CL1 or greater environment took place in the labs of UCL Biochemical Engineering department. This work was overseen by a Safety Officer of the UCL Biochemical Engineering department. UK regulations were adhered to.

Work with Escherichia coli strain DH5-Alpha was considered low risk in accordance with classification from German TRBA as a Risk Group 1 organism.

Work with wild type Gluconacetobacter hansenii LMG1524 (ATCC 23769) was considered low risk in accordance with classification from German TRBA as a Risk Group 1 organism.

Additionally, our procedures for removing bacteria from cellulose products were informed by work done by iGEM 2014 team Imperial College London.