Guidelines
CELL LINES
PLANT CELL LINES
PLANT VIRUSES
PLASMIDS
PHAGES
MICROORGANISMS
GENOMIC LIBRARIES
PROCEDURES
CATALOGUE
LABORATORY PROCEDURES FOR PLANT CELL LINES
REFERENCE NO.: PC/1998/1/1TITLE: GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION
INTRODUCTION
For organisation and management the plant cell culture collection has to follow general principals and guidelines as well as international, European and national laws and regulations. These principals, guidelines and laws are summarised in this chapter.
1. General Principals and Guidelines
The plant cell culture collection should follow where possible the guidelines laid down for microbial service collections and the CABRI project (
PC/1998/1/2).2. International Law
The plant cell culture collection has to follow the relevant international laws and regulations (
PC/1998/1/3)3. European Law and Regulations
The plant cell culture collection has to follow the relevant European Law and Regulations (
PC/1998/1/4)4. National Laws and Regulations
The plant cell culture collection has to follow the relevant national laws and regulations. For Germany, German laws and regulations are described in
PC/1998/1/55. Security, Quality and Transfer Restriction Codes
The plant cell culture collection has to follow the relevant security, quality and transfer restriction codes whenever necessary (
PC/1998/1/6)6. Safety Regulations
The plant cell culture collection has to follow the relevant safety regulations and to introduce new workers into their principals (
PC/1998/1/7)7. Issue of Laboratory Procedures
For the issue, control and updating of laboratory procedures the plant cell culture collection has to follow a basic sheme (
PC/1998/1/8)8. Review of Record Books
Record books where the relevant collection work is recorded have to be reviewed by the following principals (
PC/1998/1/9)
Guidelines prepared for CABRI by DSMZ, 20 Jan 1998
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