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Scientific facilities<\/p>\n
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The Biosafety and Radioprotection Service deals with the control, organization and prevention of the risks to which personnel working with radioactive products, ionizing radiation producing equipment, toxic chemicals and biological material are exposed.<\/p>\n
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The CBM has 6 biosafety level 2 laboratories for the use of cell cultures, with a total of 91 booths, distributed on floors 1, 2, 3, 4 and -1, with the same characteristics on floors 1 to 4. On the 1st floor there is a P2 laboratory for microbiology and on floor -1 the P2 laboratory is dedicated to work with viruses.<\/p>\n
In addition, the CBM has a P3 laboratory that is used exclusively for experiments involving human and\/or animal cell cultures, human and\/or animal viruses, and parasites requiring biosafety level 3.<\/p>\n
In these laboratories the service staff is responsible for:<\/p>\n
Management of purchase of products necessary for the preparation of media for cell culture.
Management of the purchase of the necessary equipment.
Preparation and sterilization of media and solutions used for the different work in cultures.
Control of the proper functioning and preventive maintenance of the equipment in the general culture room (incubators, cabinets, pipettors, etc.).
Control of the general cleanliness of the laboratories.
General maintenance of the laboratories (cleaning of equipment, removal of plastic and glass waste, replacement of material).
Elaboration of cleaning and maintenance protocols.
Elaboration of rules of use of the facility.
Control of invoicing per user.
Detection of mycoplasmas in the cultures of users who request this service.<\/p>\n