thanks for any help!
tom ribaudo
Good Laboratory Practices.
At least, to me.
Jim
And in case you are not familiar with GLP's <G>, you need to
know that they are not only what _you_ and _I_ would consider
good laboratory practices, but what the relevant regulatory
agency (mainly the FDA) considers Good Laboratory Practices.
There is a long and complex regulation in Title 21 of the
Code of Federal Regulations, defining what they require.
-Stewart Rowe sr...@tso.uc.edu
> I found an abbreviation in a chemistry want ad that I am unfamiliar
>with. Here is the sentence that it is in:
>Responsibilities include the development of bioanalytical assays and their
>implementation, as well as
>preparation of documentation for submission to regulatory agencies and for
>compliance with GLPs and
>SOPs. I believe that SOP is standard operating procedure but what does GLP
>stand for?
GLP = Good Laboratory Practice