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All research projects involving biohazards (pathogens, recombinant/synthetic nucleic acids, and biotoxins with an LD50 ≤100 µg/kg body weight or that are controlled for export are registered through the EH&S Biosafety Office. Handling of animals that have been exposed to Biological Materials is highly project specific. This will be addressed during your Biohazard Project Registration and/or IACUC Protocol review.
- Project Registrations: IACUC protocols will not receive final approval until the Biosafety Office and/or IBC project approval is finalized.
- Acute Toxins in Animals: Review the Acute Toxins in Animals Fact Sheet.
- Viral Vectors in Animals: Review the Viral Vector Fact Sheet for information on groups of commonly used viral vectors.