Safe biotechnoloy. 8. Transport of infectious and biological materials [1]
Peer reviewed scientific article
SCIENSANO
Auteurs
Lelieveld,H.L.M. [2]; Bachmayer,H. [3]; Boon,B. [4]; Bennett,A. [5]; Brunius,G. [6]; K. Bürki [7]; Cantley,M. [8]; J-M Collard [9]; Collins,C.H. [10]; Crooy,P. [11]; Doblhoff-Dier,O. [12]; Dubakiene,R. [13]; Economidis,I. [14]; Elmqvist,A. [15]; Frontali-Botti,C. [16]; Havenaar,R. [17]; Haymerle,H. [18]; O. Képpeli [19]; Leaver,G. [20]; Lex,M. [21]; Lund,S. [22]; Mahler,J.L. [23]; Marris,R. [24]; Martinez,L.J. [25]; C. Mosgaard [26]; Nicu,M. [27]; Normand-Plessier,C. [28]; Olsen,J. [29]; Pazlerova,J. [30]; Romantschuk,M. [31]; Rudan,F. [32]; Sarvas,M. [33]; Schlumberger,H.D. [34]; Szvoboda,G. [35]; Stepankova,H. [36]; Tzotzos,G. [37]; Vaicuivenas,V. [38]; Wagner,K. [39]; Werner,R.G. [40]; Zhilevicha,A. [41]Mots-clés
Résumé:
The transport of infectious and biological material is regulated by a number of international organizations. This mini-review has been compiled to increase awareness within the scientific community of problems caused by differences in terminology (such as infectious materials/substances, biological products, diagnostic specimens, genetically modified microorganisms) and certain technical aspects of the main international guidelines, and to assist policy makers in the creation of harmonized guidelines. A list of relevant Internet resources has been compiled