Accident / Emergency Procedures
Introduction | 
I. Program Administration |
- A The Office of the Vice Provost for Research
- B The Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC)
- C The Office of Environmental Health & Radiation Safety (EHRS)
- D Deans / Department Chairs
- E Principal Investigators (PIs)
- F Employees
II. Biohazards & Potentially Infectious Material |
- A Definition
- B Biological Agent Classification
- C Categories of Biohazards or Potentially Infectious Materials
- D Recombinant DNA (rDNA)
- E Other Potentially Hazardous Biological Materials
- F Clinical Laboratories
- G Select Agents
III. Principles of Biosafety |
IV. Practices and Procedures |
- C Recommended Work Practices
- D Decontamination
- E Infectious Waste Management
- F Transport of Biological Materials
- G Permits
- References
Table 1: Biosafety Levels
Table 2: Vertebrate Animal Biosafety Levels
Table 3: Properties of Common Disenfectants
Appendix 1 : Bacteria [A-K] |
Appendix 2 : Bacteria [L-Z]
Appendix 3 : Fungi
Appendix 4 : Viruses [A-K]
Appendix 5 : Viruses [L-Z]
Appendix 6 : Parasites