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Before you enter a biology lab, you should be prepared for and knowledgeable about any lab exercises that are to be performed. That means you should read your lab manual to know exactly what you will be …
Preview text. EXPERIMENT 6: ISOLATING DNA. Objectives: At the end of this lesson, students should be able to isolate DNA from plant tissue.
1.1 Experiments Are Essentially Dangerous. If you do not take sufficient precautions when carrying out experiments, accidents resulting in injury or fire and explosion may occur. In …
safe environment in the biology laboratory. Unsafe practices endanger not only you but the people around you as well. Read the following information about safety in the biology …
If you have biological cultures, is it safe to clean up with soap and water or do you need an autoclave to kill dangerous organisms? Do you have broken glass or needles? Know the protocol for disposing of chemical sharps.
Safety. The hazards and risks of any proposed experimental procedure should be considered. A hazard relates to a feature of a procedure that may have inherently harmful properties, e.g. A chemical substance might be …
Read all procedures and associated safety information prior to the start of an experiment. Perform only those experiments authorized by your supervisor. Follow all written and verbal instructions.