Team:Washington/Safety

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The strains of E. coli that we have generated in the course of this project are not likely to cause disease or other bio-saftey problems under standard laboratory conditions. None of the parts that we have generated in our project have a high inherent bio-safety risk, though it is conceivable that these parts could be used to express proteins that themselves have bio-safety issues. Therefor we stress that users of this technology verify that human risks from expressed proteins are minimal.
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The strains of E. coli that we have generated in the course of this project are not likely to cause disease or other bio-safety problems under standard laboratory conditions. None of the parts that we have generated in our project have a high inherent bio-safety risk, though it is conceivable that these parts could be used to express proteins that themselves have bio-safety issues. Therefore we stress that users of this technology verify that human risks from expressed proteins are minimal.
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We have a safety committee at our institution. However, we did
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We have a safety committee at our institution called [http://www.ehs.washington.edu/ EHS]. However, we did
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[http://www.ehs.washington.edu/]
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Safety

The strains of E. coli that we have generated in the course of this project are not likely to cause disease or other bio-safety problems under standard laboratory conditions. None of the parts that we have generated in our project have a high inherent bio-safety risk, though it is conceivable that these parts could be used to express proteins that themselves have bio-safety issues. Therefore we stress that users of this technology verify that human risks from expressed proteins are minimal.


We have a safety committee at our institution called [http://www.ehs.washington.edu/ EHS]. However, we did