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Title: Key Rules of the Safety Precautions

Author
item ZAVADSKIY, V.A. - INST. PLT BIO & BIOTECH
item GEMEDJIYEVA, N.G. - INST. PLT BIO & BIOTECH
item MAMONOV, L.K. - INST. PLT BIO & BIOTECH
item Cantrell, Charles

Submitted to: Book Chapter
Publication Type: Book / Chapter
Publication Acceptance Date: 4/15/2008
Publication Date: 4/15/2008
Citation: Zavadskiy, V., Gemedjiyeva, N., Mamonov, L., Cantrell, C.L. 2008. Key Rules of the Safety Precautions. Book Chapter. In: Introduction to Phytochemical Investigations and Discovering Biological Activities of Phytogenous Substances. Eds. B.M. Butin and B.A. Sarsenbaev. Institute of Plant Biology and Biotechnology, Almaty, Kazakhstan. pp. 170-189.

Interpretive Summary: In research on phytochemical investigations, we use some equipment and materials which can be hazardous to employees or our environment if suitable precautions are not taken. Certain hazards exist and risks must be carefully considered and examined. The objective of this chapter is to minimize or eliminate human exposure to hazardous chemicals in the laboratory and in the environment. Safety precautions must be in place and specific requirements must be adequately met by personnel. Considerations and guidelines specific for phytochemical investigations are set forth in this chapter.

Technical Abstract: In research on phytochemical investigations, we use some equipment and materials which can be hazardous to employees or our environment if suitable precautions are not taken. Certain hazards exist and risks must be carefully considered and examined. The objective of this chapter is to minimize or eliminate human exposure to hazardous chemicals in the laboratory and in the environment. Safety precautions must be in place and specific requirements must be adequately met by personnel. Considerations and guidelines specific for phytochemical investigations are set forth in this chapter.