Good laboratory practice

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GLP, or good laboratory practice, is a set of principles designed to ensure the quality and integrity of non-clinical laboratory studies used to support research or marketing permissions for government-regulated items. The term GLP is most generally linked with the pharmaceutical sector and the mandatory non-clinical animal testing required before the approval of new medicinal products.

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The class of 3rd #SecundariaISP‬ carried out an interesting laboratory practice which was about the study of the decalcification process of the bones. They took advantage of the fact that in the class of Biology they have been studying the locomotor system, and they have been able to establish the relationship between the stiffness of the bones and the quantity of salts they have. These are experimental activities that help settle concepts and the comprehensive education of our students.

GMP is a system for ensuring that products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards. Learn more by reviewing our extensive list of GMP resources.

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Keep safety & flexibility in mind when planning a new Wet Lab or Dry Lab construction or renovations. Consider these laboratory safety guidelines as part of your good laboratory practices (GLP).