Lessons learned- Fluoride Exposure New
Glen S. Svenningsen, Benjamin R. Williams, Michael B. Blayney, Elizabeth Czornyj, Imke Schroeder and Craig A. Merlic, 2020, ACS Chem Health & Safety; 27:40-42.
Lessons learned - Mercury thermometer incident
E. Czornyj, I. Schroeder and C. Merlic; Journal of Chemical Health and Safety, 2019, 26(4-5):6-8
Lessons learned - Organic peroxide incident
E. Czornyj, I. Schroeder, C. Merlic and N. Wayne; Journal of Chemical Health and Safety, 2019, 26(3):3-4.
Lessons learned - Vacuum pump fire
E. Czornyj, I. Schroeder, N. Wayne and C. Merlic; Journal of Chemical Health and Safety, 2019, 26(6):2.
Occupational HIV Infection in a Research Laboratory With Unknown Mode of Transmission: A Case Report
A. Soria, C. Alteri, G. Scarlatti, A. Bertoli, M. Tolazzi, E. Balestra, M. Concetta Bellocchi, F. Continenza, L. Carioti, M. Biasin, D. Trabattoni, A. Bandera, F. Ceccherini-Silberstein, C. Perno and A. Gori; Clinical infectious disease, 2017, 64(6):810-3.
This report describes a case in which an individual was infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) type 1 during HIV-1 pseudovirus production. Viral genome sequencing and phylogenic analysis suggest that contamination by a replication-competent recombinant clone might have caused the infection. This type of accidents higlights the inherent biohazards in research labs that work with HIV-derived contructs.
Hazards Associated with Laboratory Scale Hydrogenations
T. Chandra and J.P. Zebrowski; Journal of Chemical Health and Safety, 2016, 23(4):16-25.
