Lecture 5 Safety, Bioethics Validation
Lecture 5 Safety, Bioethics Validation
- SOP
- Safety
- Biosafety levels
- 1 well characterized agents not known to cause ds
- 2 moderate-risk agents moderate danger to personnel & environment
- 3 indigenous/exotic potential respiratory transmission & serious/lethal infection
- 4 dangerous exotic agents high risk of life threatening ds, aerosol transmission, unknown risk of transmission, most stringent
- MSDS
- General safety
- trained operator
- supervisor ensure proper procedure & attire
- proper disposal of glassware & sharps for incineration
- Chemical toxicity
- use liquid detergent, avoid powdered
- disinfectant hypochlorite bleach skin
- dimethyl sulphoxide penetrate skin
- mutagen, carcinogen, cytotoxic drugs in fume hood/class 2
- OSH officer had detailed handling method
- CO2, O2, N2
- CO2, N2 cause asphyxiation
- O2 cause fire
- evacuation route
- N2 -196C→frostbite, asphyxiation, explosion
- use gloves when handling
- Fire & burns
- keep alcohol in narrow/plastic bottles, minimize volume
- do not return burnt sterilized instruments to alcohol when still alight, always keep a damp cloth nearby to smother flames
- source of risk
- high temp equipment
- handling items removed from high temp equipment
- naked flames (Bunsen burner)
- Ionizing radiation
- ingestion→low energy beta emitters (3H soluble); class 2 BSC
- irradiation from labeled reagents→beta & gamma emitters (32P, 125I, 131I, 51Cr); use lead/perspex
- irradiation from high energy sources→x ray (60Co) UV; consult radiology
- Biosafety levels
- Biohazards
- high grade pathogens (anthrax spores) - fatal
- Biopsies, genetic manipulation, disposal & fumigation
- obtain consent from donors
- transport specimens in double wrapped containers, log all samples, use secure refrigeration marked with a biohazard label
- carry out dissection in separate class 2 BSC
- transformation follow SOP as unknown infectivity
- disposal involve autoclave & hypochlorite
- fumigation with formaldehyde/H peroxide
- Bioethics
- animal & human tissue-legislation
- ethics committees
- animal welfare consent forms must be signed
- confidentiality & acknowledgement-legal proceedings
- informed consent
- stem cell research ethics
- genetic modification→CRISPR
- confidentiality & data protection
- commercialization & intellectual property
- Validation
- cell line authentication
- confirm identity
- prevent cross-contamination
- mycoplasma testing
- fx assays→ensure consistency across passages
- QC measures
- GLP & GMP
- validation of culture media & reagents→lot-lot variation monitor
- cell line authentication
- Validation of cell lines
- DNA fingerprint/profiling
- provenance involve proper recording of H/O cell line
- test contamination→culture w/o Ab, Hoescht stain for mycoplasma, PCR for virus
- cell bank→ATCC, EAECC, Riken
- new user always use new validated stock of cells
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