CSR. WHO:Laboratory Biosafety Manual - Third Edition. WHO
For more than 20 years, since it was first published in 1983, the Laboratory Biosafety Manual has provided practical guidance on biosafety techniques for use in laboratories at all levels.
For this new edition, the manual has been extensively revised and expanded. The manual now covers risk assessment and safe use of recombinant DNA technology, and provides guidelines for the comissioning and cetification of laboratories. Laboratory biosecurity concepts are introduced, and the latest regulations for the transport of infectious substances are reflected. Material on safety in health-care laboratories, previously published elsewhere by WHO, has also been incorporated.
CONTENTS
Foreword
Aknowldgements
-Part I- Biosafety Guidelines
-Part II- Biosecurity Guidelines
-Part III- Laboratory equipment
-Part IV- Good microbiological techniques
-Part V- Introduction to biotechnology
-Part VI- Chemical, fire and electrical safety
-Part VII- Safety organization and training
-Part VIII- Safety checklist
-Part IX- References, annexes and index
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