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<p>Harmless bacteria, <i>E.coli.K12</i> is utilized as the main chassis for our prior design on the DNA sequence, stem loop. When further applied into the reconstruction of metabolic circuits, stem loop is harmless for the growth of bacteria and relatively safe for other applications. Being responsible for our earth and ourselves is our attitude in every experiments. What’s more, all the parts we have utilized are selected from Risk Group 1, none of which are with a Red Flag. All the chassis organisms will be sterilized by Autoclaves Sterilizers before being abandoned to prevent the genes from leaking..</p>
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<p>Being responsible for our earth and ourselves is our attitude towards every experiment. In our project, all the parts we have utilized are selected from Risk Group 1, none of which are with a Red Flag. What’s more, nonpathogenic bacteria, <i>E.coli.K12</i> is employed as the main chassis for our prior design on the DNA sequence, stem-loop. As a matter of fact, when using stem-loops to tune the expression of genes, it is harmless for the growth of bacteria and relatively safe for industrialized applications. For the sake of environments, all the chassis organisms will be sterilized before being abandoned to prevent the genes from leaking.</p>
 
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<p>We worked at a neat lab named 105, which is a BSL-2 laboratory. Before working in the lab, we are supposed to be trained by the skillful hands, not only for the general lab safety rules, but also for the standard experimental operation avoiding unnecessary demage. </p>
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<p>We works at a neat lab named “Lab for Microinnovation and Enterprise”, which is a BSL-2 laboratory. Before working in the lab, we are supposed to be trained by the skillful hands, not only for the general lab safety rules, but also for the standard experimental operation avoiding unnecessary damage. </p>
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<p>No experiment carries no risks to the experimenters, hence we are properly equipped with facilities, such as gloves, googles, lab coats and so on to protect us from biotic and abiotic hazards.</p>
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<p>No experiment carries no risk to the experimenters, hence we are properly equipped with facilities, such as latex gloves, nitrile gloves,goggles, lab coats to protect us from biotic and abiotic hazards.</p>
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<p>Then for lab safety, we perform a routine inspection twice a day to ensure the normal operation of our lab and away from non-biological hazards, especially the water and electricity. Furthermore, several operational zones are divided scientifically for specially experiments like RNA extraction and qRT-PCR.</p>
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<p>One case where we had to take extra safety precautions was when we gel extracted bands from electrophoresis gels. We wore UV protection goggles to protect our eyes from the UV light.</p>
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<p class="text-center" style="font-size:16px;">Figure 1 Our personal safety precautions</p>
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<p>Then for lab safety, a routine inspection is performed twice a day by everyone, not only for ensuring normal operation of our lab like supplying experimental consumables and inspecting the running of instruments, but also keeps it away from non-biological hazards, especially the water and electricity. For high efficiency, responsibility implements to every team member.</p>
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<p>Furthermore, several operational zones are divided scientifically for special experiments like RNA electrophoresis and RT-PCR. <b>And a molecular operation area, an ethidium bromide area and a polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis area are set for difficult operations</b></p>
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<p>For us, lab safety is a hot topic and we have come up with a practical lab safety manual which normalizes our lovely lab.</p>
 
<p>For us, lab safety is a hot topic and we have come up with a practical lab safety manual which normalizes our lovely lab.</p>
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<p>1.Routine inspections must perform between 6:30-8:00pm and 9:30-11:00pm.<br>2.Lab cleaning must be done twice a week with disinfectant moping the floor for at least 3times.<br>3. Well prepared experiment plans should be written before you start.<br>4.Lab coats and gloves must be worn when conducting experiments.<br>5.Short skirts, shorts, and open shoes must not be worn.<br>6.If you see a colleague doing something dangerous, point it out to him or her.<br>7.Lab coats must not be worn outside laboratories and in public areas.<br>8.Know where safety equipment (eyewash, shower and extinguisher) is located. <br>9.Food/drink is not allowed in laboratories where chemicals are used/ stored.<br>10.Know how to clean up spills of common chemicals and specific chemicals you see, for spilling ethidium bromide dealt with sodium hydroxide.<br>11.Always read the directions before using instruments and read MSDS before handling new chemicals carefully.</p>
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<p>For submitting our parts to igem HQ, we first took the initiative to consult Chinese entry and exit inspection and quarantine laws and regulations about shipping DNA from China to the USA, which is forbidden without tedious  red tape. Fortunately, Genscript cooperated with igem HQ forward our part sample to the USA. Ergo, we sealed dried DNA and sent it in the submission kit to Genscript, which clearly labelled as DNA without disguise. Our kit poses no risks and is perfectly safe for shipment.</p>
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<p>For submitting our parts to igem HQ, we first took the initiative to consult Chinese entry-exit inspection and quarantine laws and regulations about shipping DNA from China to the USA, which is forbidden without tedious  red tape. Fortunately, GenScript cooperated with igem HQ forward our part sample to the USA. Ergo, we sealed dried DNA and sent it in the submission kit to GenScript, which clearly labelled as DNA without disguise. Our kit poses no risks and is perfectly safe for shipment.</p>
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<p>1.Qingdao Institute of Bioenergy and Bioprocess Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences</p>
<p>Thanks to:<img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/5/57/T--OUC-China--foot1.jpg"alt="Qingdao Institute of Bioenergy and Bioprocess Technology,Chinese Academy of Sciences"><img src="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2016/f/f0/T--OUC-China--foot2.jpg"alt="Biolabs"></p>
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<p>Designed and built by @ Jasmine Chen and @ Zexin Jiao</p>
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Latest revision as of 07:55, 7 November 2016

Safety

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iconSAFE PROJECT DESIGNicon


Being responsible for our earth and ourselves is our attitude towards every experiment. In our project, all the parts we have utilized are selected from Risk Group 1, none of which are with a Red Flag. What’s more, nonpathogenic bacteria, E.coli.K12 is employed as the main chassis for our prior design on the DNA sequence, stem-loop. As a matter of fact, when using stem-loops to tune the expression of genes, it is harmless for the growth of bacteria and relatively safe for industrialized applications. For the sake of environments, all the chassis organisms will be sterilized before being abandoned to prevent the genes from leaking.



iconSAFE LAB WORKicon


We works at a neat lab named “Lab for Microinnovation and Enterprise”, which is a BSL-2 laboratory. Before working in the lab, we are supposed to be trained by the skillful hands, not only for the general lab safety rules, but also for the standard experimental operation avoiding unnecessary damage.


No experiment carries no risk to the experimenters, hence we are properly equipped with facilities, such as latex gloves, nitrile gloves,goggles, lab coats to protect us from biotic and abiotic hazards.

Our personal safety precautions

Figure 1 Our personal safety precautions

Then for lab safety, a routine inspection is performed twice a day by everyone, not only for ensuring normal operation of our lab like supplying experimental consumables and inspecting the running of instruments, but also keeps it away from non-biological hazards, especially the water and electricity. For high efficiency, responsibility implements to every team member.

Table for routine inspection

Figure 2 Table for routine inspection

Furthermore, several operational zones are divided scientifically for special experiments like RNA electrophoresis and RT-PCR. And a molecular operation area, an ethidium bromide area and a polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis area are set for difficult operations

RNA operation area

Figure 3 RNA operation area

UV transilluminator

Figure 4 UV transilluminator

For us, lab safety is a hot topic and we have come up with a practical lab safety manual which normalizes our lovely lab.

Practical lab safety manual

1.Routine inspections must perform between 6:30-8:00pm and 9:30-11:00pm.
2.Lab cleaning must be done twice a week with disinfectant moping the floor for at least 3times.
3. Well prepared experiment plans should be written before you start.
4.Lab coats and gloves must be worn when conducting experiments.
5.Short skirts, shorts, and open shoes must not be worn.
6.If you see a colleague doing something dangerous, point it out to him or her.
7.Lab coats must not be worn outside laboratories and in public areas.
8.Know where safety equipment (eyewash, shower and extinguisher) is located.
9.Food/drink is not allowed in laboratories where chemicals are used/ stored.
10.Know how to clean up spills of common chemicals and specific chemicals you see, for spilling ethidium bromide dealt with sodium hydroxide.
11.Always read the directions before using instruments and read MSDS before handling new chemicals carefully.

Panorama of our lab

Figure 5 Panorama of our lab




iconSAFE SHIPMENTicon


For submitting our parts to igem HQ, we first took the initiative to consult Chinese entry-exit inspection and quarantine laws and regulations about shipping DNA from China to the USA, which is forbidden without tedious red tape. Fortunately, GenScript cooperated with igem HQ forward our part sample to the USA. Ergo, we sealed dried DNA and sent it in the submission kit to GenScript, which clearly labelled as DNA without disguise. Our kit poses no risks and is perfectly safe for shipment.


Cistrons Concerto

Thanks:

1.Qingdao Institute of Bioenergy and Bioprocess Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences

2.NEW ENGLAND Biolabs

3.Genscript

Contact us:

E-mail: oucigem@163.com

Designed and built by @ Jasmine Chen and @ Zexin Jiao

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