Sentence examples for biosafety standards from inspiring English sources
His conduct was a flagrant violation of biosafety standards.
They point to gaps that exist in putting biosafety standards into practice, even in high-tech countries and prestigious universities.
"Recent reports of lapses in biosafety practices involving Federal laboratories have served to remind us of the importance of constant vigilance over our implementation of biosafety standards," the notice states.
He contends that "there is already enough information publicly available to allow someone to make a transmissible H5 HA-possessing virus," highly trained researchers have conducted the work under stringent biosafety standards, the findings can help inform surveillance efforts, and the proposed mechanisms for restricting access to the data are "unwieldy".
Human serum samples were transported frozen in cool boxes, according to national biosafety standards, from the field site to the National Centre for Communicable Diseases (NCCD) in Ulaanbaatar.
The system is fully enclosed to comply with biosafety standards, and isolation is completed in approximately 2 h resulting in an average of approximately 40 μg of DNA/mL of blood.
The murine B cell lines were created from MEKK1 wild type and knockout murine bone marrow, shipped to us from the laboratory of Bing Su at Yale University, using the standard p210 BCR-ABL retroviral transformation protocol complicit with biosafety level 2 standards.
The human cell lines used in this study are well established and were handled under the biosafety level 2 standards established by UCLA.
Organisms that are more risky than level three, i.e., risk group four, such as those causing Ebola, are handled in maximum containment laboratories with biosafety level four standards [ 7, 11].
These results imply that by selection of an appropriate viral promoter, engineered baculoviruses may comply with the high standard biosafety requirements from a genetically modified organism (GMO).
At a minimum, standard biosafety precautions for handling xenotropic viruses as well as screening of laboratory cell lines for infection with xenotropic MLVs is important.
