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Biosafety
MAASTRICHT UNVERSITY

,Table of Contents
LabBuddy........................................................................................................................................2
Case study 1...........................................................................................................................................2
Collecting human samples.....................................................................................................................................2
Transport to the lab................................................................................................................................................2
Entering lab...........................................................................................................................................................2
Collect plasma.......................................................................................................................................................3
Dilute sputum........................................................................................................................................................4
Cleaning up............................................................................................................................................................4
Leaving the lab......................................................................................................................................................4
Case study 2...........................................................................................................................................5
GMO......................................................................................................................................................................5
Isolate gene of interest...........................................................................................................................................5
Introduction....................................................................................................................................5
Creating viral plasmids..........................................................................................................................................6
Incident..................................................................................................................................................................7
Cleaning up spill....................................................................................................................................................8
Fixing the incubator...............................................................................................................................................9
Production of adenovirus......................................................................................................................9
Safety consideration..............................................................................................................................9
Disinfectants..........................................................................................................................................................9
Biological safety cabinet.......................................................................................................................................9
Protect your experiment......................................................................................................................................10
Production of adenovirus – protocol...................................................................................................................10
Infect cells with adenovirus................................................................................................................10
Protocol................................................................................................................................................................10
Final remarks.......................................................................................................................................12
Lesson 1 - 18/11/22.......................................................................................................................12
Biological agents..................................................................................................................................12
Chain of infection................................................................................................................................................12
Aereosol...............................................................................................................................................................12
Risk assessment...................................................................................................................................................12
Common safety rules...........................................................................................................................................12
Preventive measures............................................................................................................................................13
Biosafety cabinet.................................................................................................................................................13
Decontamination..................................................................................................................................................13
Waste handling....................................................................................................................................................13
Genetic modified organisms................................................................................................................14
Genetic modification...........................................................................................................................................14
Risks....................................................................................................................................................................14
Legislation...........................................................................................................................................................14
Conclusion...........................................................................................................................................................14
Summary..............................................................................................................................................14


2 lessons + digital Q and A + labBuddy  exam almost on LabBuddy  biosafety certificate

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, LabBuddy

Case study 1
Collecting human samples
Collection of blood and sputum sample + transportation of them.
 which substances are considered as biological agents ?
o cell cultures
o microorganisms
o genetically modified microorganisms
o human endoparasites

 which disease can they cause?
o Infection
o Allergy
o Stomach and intestinal complaints

Biological agents can be present in blood and sputum samples  diseases that can be passed to other
humans.

Biological agent Possibly present in Route of transmission
HIV Blood Blood/blood contact, mucous membranes
Hepatitis B Blood Blood/blood contact, mucous membranes
Hepatitis C Blood Blood/blood contact, mucous membranes
Influenza Sputum Inhalation
Tuberculosis Sputum Inhalation
Corona virus Sputum Inhalation
E. coli - Ingestion
Salmonella - Ingestion

Transport to the lab
Internal transport = buildings are connected via a walkway

Sample preparation for the internal transport:
1. the outside of the sample tube/container needs to be disinfected with a suitable disinfectant (es.
70% ethanol)
2. the samples should be double contained for transport in a leak-proof, unbreakable and
disinfectable containe
a. tube + container = the first containment
b. the second = container that complies with the requirements
3. the outside of the second container should be labeled with a biohazard sticker
 The samples are then ready for internal transport.

Entering lab

You are about to analyse biological agents: blood and sputum.



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