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Biological, Animal or Plant Hazards

All staff, students, visitors and volunteers at UNE who wish to work with pathogens, genetically modified organisms or who need to work in a Physical Containment laboratory, PC2 (even if you are not working with a pathogen or genetically modified organisms (GMO) can find relevant information on the Biosafety and Biological Imports webpages.

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UNE Institutional Biosafety Committee
Working with GMOs
Working in a PC2 Facility
Working with Microorganisms
Biological Imports and Exports
Guidelines for the Decontamination of Clinical/Biological Waste and Spill Management
Infection Control Guidelines

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