Titlebook: Biosafety in Industrial Biotechnology; P. Hambleton,J. Melling,T. T. Salusbury Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 Do

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-30948-0he uncontrolled release of such organisms, from the health of the industrial workers, to the local population both human and animal, a system of management is necessary to ensure the safe disposal of bioindustrial wastes. Nor must the potential hazard to plant life be ignored; plant pathogens are also used in industrial processes.

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Regulation of biotechnology in the United States, Canada, and Latin America,s will be reviewed in this chapter. The United States, followed closely by Canada, has been the leader in the development of biotechnology in the Americas, and in the development of regulatory policy and practice, reacting to the changing conditions as new biotechnology products came out of research laboratories and into the marketplace.

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Managing the effluent from bio-industrial processes,he uncontrolled release of such organisms, from the health of the industrial workers, to the local population both human and animal, a system of management is necessary to ensure the safe disposal of bioindustrial wastes. Nor must the potential hazard to plant life be ignored; plant pathogens are also used in industrial processes.

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Occupational and environmental safety: the UK legislative framework, considerations over its hazards to human health and safety or the environment. Indeed, in contrast to many industrial operations a biotechnology process usually operates under moderate conditions. Organisms are typically grown in dilute solutions under moderate pH, at close to ambient temperature a

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Regulation of biotechnology in the United States, Canada, and Latin America,s not been fully realized. However, there are in place a wide range of generally compatible systems. These range from the relatively structured regulatory environment in the United States and Canada to the recommendations for guidelines made by the collective bodies of the Pan-American Health Organi

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The legal and regulatory framework for biotechnology in Japan,e the introduction of biotechnology in 1973, Japan has made remarkable progress in this field. New technologies such as gene recombination, cell fusion and immobilized enzymes have broadened Japan’s fermentation-based industries. Pharmaceutical, chemical, food and seedling companies launched aggress

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Physical aspects of the uncontrolled release of material in biotechnology operations,n and by skin contact. Ingestion and skin contact can be avoided by suitable operating procedures, but inhalation is more difficult to control since the release of even a small quantity of material which becomes airborne inside a plant or laboratory enables personnel in and near the plant to come in