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EH&S continuously works with the IACUC, IBC, and Animal Care Services to ensure the safety of staff working in animal research. During the IACUC review process, IACUC staff will document safety-related concerns within the investigator’s protocol and communicate with EH&S as necessary. If you have questions about protocol review comments, please contact the IACUC at iacuc@research.ufl.edu.
Resources
- Acute Toxins of a Biological Origin in Animals
- Biological Materials in Animals Flow Chart
- Chemicals in Animals SOP
- Complete Freund’s Adjuvant Standard Operating Procedure
- List of Common Chemical Hazards
- Lipopolysaccharide Standard Operating Procedure
- MS-222 Standard Operating Procedure
- Perfusions with Fixative Solutions Standard Operating Procedure
- Viral Vector Fact Sheet
- Waste Anesthetic Gases
- Wildlife Research Safety Plan template