Ethidium Bromide is a commonly used stain for gel electrophoresis in polymerase chain reaction (PCR) protocols, despite inherent health risks associated with it. Ethidium Bromide is a mutagen and causes acute toxicity if inhaled. You will find the following GHS pictograms on the manufacturer label and SDS. However, there are safer alternatives to ethidium bromide. […]
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Recent Articles for Emory’s Research Administrator
- NSF Updates (February 2023)
- NIH Updates (February 2023)
- RGC Exemption Request Form and Process Changes
- OCR Guidance for Creating Short Study Title
- Institutional Biosafety Committee
- RA Enterprise Systems and Processes
- PI Financial Portal
- RAS Support for PIs – Find Your RAS Contact
- Federal Agency Updates – NIH and NSF
- NIH Closeout Procedures (From the PI Perspective)
New from NIH
- ClinicalTrials.gov is Modernizing to Serve You Better March 31, 2023In June 2023, we will reach an important milestone: replacing the current website with the modernized ClinicalTrials.gov website. This modernized site will implement the innovations we have designed based on user feedback, including an updated look and feel and improved functionality for searching, viewing, and downloading information about clinical trials.Anna Fine
- ClinicalTrials.gov is Modernizing to Serve You Better March 31, 2023
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