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| - | <h1>Safety</h1> | + | <h1 align="center">Safety</h1> |
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| - | <p> | + | <p>While we were brain storming, testing, and experimenting we were at all times supervised by Dr. Nick Kapp and/or Dr. Chris Vulpe.</p> |
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| - | < | + | <li>We were required to wear a form of safety glasses and at one point lab coats when it was found necessary.</p> |
| - | < | + | <li>We were taught and expected to hold and use each individual piece of equipment correctly, even if we were not going to use the equipment that same day.</p> |
| - | < | + | <li>For the most part all our procedures were safe to complete without any injury or problems.<p> |
| - | < | + | <li>Our planned outcome will have no public or environmental safety issues. Our end result will only be dangerous if you were to use it as a projectile.<p> |
| + | <li> If the E. Coli was released into the environment there would be no dangerous effects to come of it. | ||
| + | <li>When we plan to test our final product of the double plasmid we will contain it in a controlled environment. We will place in the plasmid and after sealing off a containment unit we will insert the CO through a sealed tube.<p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:01, 17 June 2014
Safety
While we were brain storming, testing, and experimenting we were at all times supervised by Dr. Nick Kapp and/or Dr. Chris Vulpe.
- We were required to wear a form of safety glasses and at one point lab coats when it was found necessary.
- We were taught and expected to hold and use each individual piece of equipment correctly, even if we were not going to use the equipment that same day.
- For the most part all our procedures were safe to complete without any injury or problems.
- Our planned outcome will have no public or environmental safety issues. Our end result will only be dangerous if you were to use it as a projectile.
- If the E. Coli was released into the environment there would be no dangerous effects to come of it.
- When we plan to test our final product of the double plasmid we will contain it in a controlled environment. We will place in the plasmid and after sealing off a containment unit we will insert the CO through a sealed tube.
