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实验室试剂管理规程生效日期：文件批准日期编制部门：质量部修订记录1.目的实验室试的规范管理2.适用范围适用于实验室所用试剂的管理3.定义无4.主要职责质管部检验员负责实验室所用试剂的管理5.制度内容5.1.标准液等。

5.2.试剂的贮存5.2.1实验室所用试剂由检验员按要求贮存。

5.2.2实验室需要低温保存的试剂存放于冰箱内，冰箱温度控制在2~8℃，并每日对温度进行监控。

5.2.3常温保存的试剂按照适用的项目和性质，分为纯化水检验试剂、环境检验试剂、易燃易爆试剂、强腐蚀性试剂、其他试剂等，试剂分类存放于试剂柜中。

5.2.4常温保存的培养基单独集中存放。

5.2.5试剂贮存时应注意的事项：a)易潮解吸湿变质、易失水风化、易挥发、易氧化、易吸收二氧化碳的试剂，须用封口胶或蜡封保存。

b)见光易分解、氧化等变质的试剂，须用避光保存。

c)剧毒、易燃、易爆、强腐蚀性的试剂，须在外包装上有明显的标志，并单独存放。

每件试剂标签应完整（若原标签受损的应另外补贴标签），贮存条件明确。

d)配制好的试剂溶液贮存期原则上不超过6个月，稳定性差的试剂溶液临用新配，用多少配多少。

e)贮存中试剂溶液若发生颜色改变、状态变浑浊等异常变化则不得使用，需重新配制。

5.3.试剂的使用5.3.1使用者应事先检查其状态后才可使用，通过标签确认其名称、浓度、纯度、有效期或使用期等，若有不清楚时不得使用该试剂。

5.3.2新开封的试剂应在试剂标签或者瓶体上标注开封日期，开封日期仅用于追溯、区别未开封试剂，不用于计算有效期。

5.3.3用前应观察试剂是否变质，变质试剂不得使用。

5.3.4用剩余的试剂绝不允许再倒回原试剂瓶，应少量多次称取至所需量。

5.3.5使用时应避免所用器具（吸管、药勺等）及瓶盖的污染造成试剂污染。

使用时瓶口不要开太久，特别是易挥发、易吸潮、易氧化的试剂，一方面防止灰尘及脏物落入，另一方面防止试剂变质。

5.3.6低温保存的试剂使用后应立即放回原冰箱。

作物学报 ACTA AGRONOMICA SINICA 2019, 45(6): 848 855/ISSN 0496-3490; CN 11-1809/S; CODEN TSHPA9E-mail: zwxb301@本研究由国家转基因生物新品种培育重大专项(2016ZX08009-001)资助。

This study was supported by the National Major Project for Developing New GM Crops (2016ZX080009-001).*通信作者(Corresponding authors): 毛龙, E-mail: maolong@; 耿帅锋, E-mail: gengshuaifeng@ **同等贡献(Contributed equally to this work)第一作者联系方式：陈凯, E-mail: 575961814@; 孙国梁, E-mail: sunglCAAS@Received(收稿日期): 2018-10-24; Accepted(接受日期): 2019-01-19; Published online(网络出版日期): 2019-02-26. URL: /kcms/detail/11.1809.s.20190225.1345.004.htmlDOI: 10.3724/SP.J.1006.2019.82052一个CRISPR/Cas9-VQR 基因编辑系统的构建陈 凯** 孙国梁** 宋高原 李爱丽 谢传晓 毛 龙* 耿帅锋*中国农业科学院作物科学研究所, 北京 100081摘 要: CRISPR/Cas9系统是一种广泛应用于细菌、酵母、动物和植物中的基因组定点编辑技术, 但该编辑系统的使用范围受PAM (proto-spacer-motif)位点NGG 的限制。

本研究通过突变Streptococcus pyogenes Cas9 (SpCas9)编码氨基酸 (1135位的天冬氨酸D 突变成缬氨酸V, 1335位的精氨酸R 突变为谷胱氨酸Q, 1337位的苏氨酸T 突变为精氨酸R, 命名该突变子为Cas9-VQR)改造其识别PAM 为NGA 的位点以扩大其使用范围。

piv实验的保护措施一、实验室环境保护PIV实验通常在实验室内进行，为了保护实验人员和实验设备的安全，需要确保实验室环境符合相关的安全要求。

实验室应配备适当的通风设备，以保证空气质量；实验区域应保持整洁，避免杂物堆积，防止触发火灾等事故；实验室内应设置紧急出口和灭火器等安全设备，以应对突发情况。

二、化学品安全管理PIV实验中常使用一些化学品，如激光染料、荧光颗粒等。

这些化学品可能存在一定的危险性，因此需要进行正确的管理和使用。

实验人员应了解各种化学品的性质和安全操作方法，正确佩戴个人防护装备，如手套、防护眼镜等。

在实验过程中，应密切注意化学品的储存和处置，避免泄漏事故的发生。

三、激光安全控制PIV实验通常使用激光束来照射流体中的颗粒，测量其运动速度。

激光具有一定的辐射危害性，因此需要采取一系列的安全措施。

首先，实验人员应接受相关的激光安全培训，了解激光的特性和操作规范。

其次，实验室应设置合适的激光防护设备，如激光安全镜、激光帘等，以有效隔离激光辐射。

另外，激光实验区域应设置明显的警示标识，以提醒周围人员注意激光辐射的存在。

四、电气安全措施PIV实验中常使用高压电源、高功率激光器等设备，这些设备可能存在电击危险。

为了保证实验人员的安全，需要采取一系列的电气安全措施。

实验设备应符合相关的安全标准，如具有过载保护、漏电保护等功能。

实验人员在接触电气设备时，应确保手部干燥，并佩戴绝缘手套等个人防护装备。

五、实验操作安全在进行PIV实验时，实验人员应按照操作规范进行实验操作，严格遵守实验流程。

实验人员应正确使用实验设备，避免操作失误导致事故发生。

在实验过程中，应时刻保持警惕，注意观察实验现象，及时发现异常情况并采取相应的应对措施。

PIV实验的保护措施主要包括实验室环境保护、化学品安全管理、激光安全控制、电气安全措施和实验操作安全等方面。

通过合理设置实验环境，正确管理化学品，严格控制激光和电气的安全风险，以及遵守操作规范，可以保证PIV实验的安全进行。

GUIDE TO INSPECTIONS OF MICROBIOLOGICAL PHARMACEUTICAL QUALITY CONTROL LABORATORIESNote: This document is reference material for investigators and other FDApersonnel. The document does not bind FDA, and does no confer any rights,privileges, benefits, or immunities for or on any person(s).I. INTRODUCTIONThe Guide to the Inspection of Pharmaceutical Quality Control Laboratoriesprovided very limited guidance on the matter of inspection ofmicrobiological laboratories. While that guide addresses many of the issuesassociated with the chemical aspect of laboratory analysis ofpharmaceuticals, this document will serve as a guide to the inspection ofthe microbiology analytical process. As with any laboratory inspection, itis recommended that an analyst (microbiologist) who is familiar with thetests being inspected participate in these inspections.II. MICROBIOLOGICAL TESTING OF NON-STERILE PRODUCTSFor a variety of reasons, we have seen a number of problems associated withthe microbiological contamination of topical drug products, nasal solutionsand inhalation products. The USP Microbiological Attributes Chapter <1111>provides little specific guidance other than "The significance ofmicroorganisms in non-sterile pharmaceutical products should be evaluated interms of the use of the product, the nature of the product, and thepotential hazard to the user." The USP recommends that certain categories beroutinely tested for total counts and specified indicator microbialcontaminants. For example natural plant, animal and some mineral productsfor Salmonella, oral liquids for E. Coli, topicals for P. aeruginosa and S.Aureus, and articles intended for rectal, urethral, or vaginaladministration for yeasts and molds. A number of specific monographs alsoinclude definitive microbial limits.As a general guide for acceptable levels and types of microbiologicalcontamination in products, Dr. Dunnigan of the Bureau of Medicine of the FDAcommented on the health hazard. In 1970, he said that topical preparationscontaminated with gram negative organisms are a probable moderate to serioushealth hazard. Through the literature and through our investigations, it hasbeen shown that a variety of infections have been traced to the gramnegative contamination of topical products. The classical example being thePseudomonas cepacia contamination of Povidone Iodine products reported by ahospital in Massachusetts several years ago.Therefore, each company is expected to develop microbial specifications fortheir non-sterile products. Likewise, the USP Microbial Limits Chapter <61>provides methodology for selected indicator organisms, but not allobjectionable organisms. For example, it is widely recognized thatPseudomonas cepacia is objectionable if found in a topical product or nasal solution in high numbers; yet, there are no test methods provided in the USP that will enable the identification of the presence of this microorganism.A relevant example of this problem is the recall of Metaproterenol Sulfate Inhalation Solution. The USP XXII monograph requires no microbial testingfor this product. The agency classified this as a Class I recall because the product was contaminated with Pseudomonas gladioli/cepacia. The healthhazard evaluation commented that the risk of pulmonary infection isespecially serious and potentially life-threatening to patients with chronic obstructive airway disease, cystic fibrosis, and immuno-compromisedpatients. Additionally, these organisms would not have been identified bytesting procedures delineated in the general Microbial Limits section of the Compendia.The USP currently provides for retests in the Microbial Limits section <61> however there is a current proposal to remove the retest provision. As with any other test, the results of initial test should be reviewed andinvestigated. Microbiological contamination is not evenly dispersedthroughout a lot or sample of product and finding a contaminant in onesample and not in another does not discount the findings of the initialsample results. Retest results should be reviewed and evaluated, andparticular emphasis should be placed on the logic and rationale forconducting the retest.In order to isolate specific microbial contaminants, FDA laboratories, aswell as many in the industry, employ some type of enrichment mediacontaining inactivators, such as Tween or lecithin. This is essential toinactivate preservatives usually present in these types of product andprovides a better medium for damaged or slow growing cells. Other growthparameters include a lower temperature and longer incubation time (at least 5 days) that provide a better survival condition for damaged or slow-growing cells.For example, FDA laboratories use the test procedures for cosmetics in the Bacteriological Analytical Manual (BAM), 6th Edition, to identifycontamination in non-sterile drug products. This testing includes anenrichment of a sample in modified letheen broth. After incubation, further identification is carried out on Blood Agar Plates and MacConkey AgarPlates. Isolated colonies are then identified. This procedure allows FDAmicrobiologists to optimize the recovery of all potential pathogens and to quantitate and speciate all recovered organisms. Another important aspect of procedures used by FDA analysts is to determine growth promotioncharacteristics for all of the media used.The selection of the appropriate neutralizing agents are largely dependent upon the preservative and formulation of the product under evaluation. Ifthere is growth in the enrichment broth, transfer to more selective agarmedia or suitable enrichment agar may be necessary for subsequentidentification.Microbiological testing may include an identification of colonies foundduring the Total Aerobic Plate Count test. Again, the identification should not merely be limited to the USP indicator organisms.The importance of identifying all isolates from either or both Total Plate Count testing and enrichment testing will depend upon the product and itsintended use. Obviously, if an oral solid dosage form such as a tablet istested, it may be acceptable to identify isolates when testing shows highlevels. However, for other products such as topicals, inhalants or nasalsolutions where there is a major concern for microbiological contamination, isolates from plate counts, as well as enrichment testing, should beidentified.III. FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT, ANDMEDIABegin the inspection with a review of analyses being conducted and inspect the plates and tubes of media being incubated (caution should be exercised not to inadvertently contaminate plates or tubes of media on test). Beparticularly alert for retests that have not been documented and "specialprojects" in which investigations of contamination problems have beenidentified. This can be evaluated by reviewing the ongoing analyses (product or environmental) for positive test results. Request to review the previous day's plates and media, if available and compare your observations to therecorded entries in the logs. Inspect the autoclaves used for thesterilization of media. Autoclaves may lack the ability to displace steamwith sterile filtered air. For sealed bottles of media, this would notpresent a problem. However, for non-sealed bottles or flasks of media,non-sterile air has led to the contamination of media. In addition,autoclaving less than the required time will also allow media associatedcontaminants to grow and cause a false positive result. These problems may be more prevalent in laboratories with a heavy workload.Check the temperature of the autoclave since overheating can denature andeven char necessary nutrients. This allows for a less than optimal recovery of already stressed microorganisms. The obvious problem with potential false positives is the inability to differentiate between inadvertent mediumcontamination and true contamination directly associated with the sampletested.IV. STERILITY TESTINGOn 10/11/91, the Agency published a proposed rule regarding the manufacture of drug products by aseptic processing and terminal sterilization. A list of contaminated or potentially contaminated drug products made by asepticprocessing and later recalled was also made available. Many of theinvestigations/inspections of the recalled products started with a list of initial sterility test failures. FDA review of the manufacturer'sproduction, controls, investigations and their inadequacies, coupled withthe evidence of product failure (initial sterility test failure) ultimately led to the action.The USP points out that the facilities used to conduct sterility testsshould be similar to those used for manufacturing product. The USP states,"The facility for sterility testing should be such as to offer no greater a microbial challenge to the articles being tested than that of an asepticprocessing production facility". Proper design would, therefore, include a gowning area and pass-through airlock. Environmental monitoring and gowning should be equivalent to that used for manufacturing product.Since a number of product and media manipulations are involved in conducting a sterility test, it is recommended that the inspection include actualobservation of the sterility test even though some companies have tried to discourage inspection on the grounds that it may make the firm's analystnervous. The inspection team is expected to be sensitive to this concern and make the observations in a manner that will create the least amount ofdisruption in the normal operating environment. Nevertheless, such concerns are not sufficient cause for you to suspend this portion of the inspection.One of the most important aspects of the inspection of a sterilityanalytical program is to review records of initial positive sterility test results. Request lists of test failures to facilitate review of production and control records and investigation reports. Particularly, for the highrisk aseptically filled product, initial positive sterility test results and investigations should be reviewed. It is difficult for the manufacturer to justify the release of a product filled aseptically that fails an initialsterility test without identifying specific problems associated with thecontrols used for the sterility test.Examine the use of negative controls. They are particularly important to a high quality sterility test. Good practice for such testing includes the use of known terminally sterilized or irradiated samples as a system control.Alternatively, vials or ampules filled during media fills have also beenused.Be especially concerned about the case where a manufacturer of aseptically filled products has never found an initial positive sterility test. Whilesuch situations may occur, they are rare. In one case, a manufacturer'srecords showed that they had never found a positive result; their recordshad been falsified. Also, the absence of initial positives may indicate that the test has not been validated to demonstrate that there is no carryover of inhibition from the product or preservative.Inspect robotic systems or isolation technology, such as La Calhene unitsused for sterility testing. These units allow product withdrawal in theabsence of people. If an initial test failure is noted in a sample tested in such a system, it could be very difficult to justify release based on aretest, particularly if test controls are negative.Evaluate the time period used for sterility test sample incubation. Thisissue has been recently clarified. The USP states that samples are to beincubated for at least 7 days, and a proposal has been made to change theUSP to require a period of 14 days incubation. You are expected to evaluate the specific analytical procedure and the product for the proper incubation period. Seven days may be insufficient, particularly when slow growingorganisms have been identified. Media fill, environmental, sterility testresults and other data should be reviewed to assure the absence of slowgrowing organisms. Also, you should compare the methods being used forincubation to determine if they conform to those listed in approved orpending applications.V. METHODOLOGY ANDDetermine the source of test procedures. Manufacturers derive testprocedures from several sources, including the USP, BAM and othermicrobiological references. It would be virtually impossible to completely validate test procedures for every organism that may be objectionable.However, it is a good practice to assure that inhibitory substances insamples are neutralized.During inspections, including pre-approval inspections, evaluate themethodology for microbiological testing. For example, we expect test methods to identify the presence of organisms such as Pseudomonas cepacia or other Pseudomonas species that may be objectional or present a hazard to the user. Where pre-approval inspections are being conducted, compare the method being used against the one submitted in the application. Also verify that thelaboratory has the equipment necessary to perform the tests and that theequipment was available and in good operating condition on the dates ofcritical testing.The USP states that an alternate method may be substituted for compendialtests, provided it has been properly validated as giving equivalent orbetter results.You may find that dehydrated media are being used for the preparation of<<< Continued to next message >>><<< This message is part 2 of a previous message >>>media. Good practice includes the periodic challenge of prepared media with low levels of organisms. This includes USP indicator organisms as well asnormal flora. The capability of the media to promote the growth of organisms may be affected by the media preparation process, sterilization(overheating) and storage. These represent important considerations in any inspection and in the good management of a microbiology laboratory.VI. DATA STORAGEEvaluate the test results that have been entered in either logbooks or onloose analytical sheets. While some manufacturers may be reluctant toprovide tabulations, summaries, or printouts of microbiological testresults, this data should be reviewed for the identification of potentialmicrobial problems in processing. When summaries of this data are notavailable the inspection team is expected to review enough data to construct their own summary of the laboratory test results and quality controlprogram.Some laboratories utilize preprinted forms only for recording test data.Some laboratories have also pointed out that the only way microbiologicaltest data could be reviewed during inspections would be to review individual batch records. However, in most cases, preprinted forms are in multiplecopies with a second or third copy in a central file. Some companies uselog-books for recording data. These logbooks should also be reviewed.Additionally, many manufacturers are equipped with an automated microbialsystem, such as a Vitek, for the identification of microorganisms. Logs of such testing, along with the identification of the source of the sample, are also of value in the identification of potential microbial problems inprocessing.The utilization of automated systems for the identification ofmicroorganisms is relatively common in the parenteral manufacturer whereisolates from the environment, water systems, validation and people areroutinely identified.Microbiologists in our Baltimore District are expert on the use of automated microbic analytical systems. They were the first FDA laboratory to use such equipment and have considerable experience in validating methods for these pieces of equipment. Contact the Baltimore District laboratory forinformation or questions about these systems. Plants with heavy utilization of these pieces of equipment should be inspected by individuals from theBaltimore District laboratory.VII. MANAGEMENT REVIEWMicrobiological test results represent one of the more difficult areas for the evaluation and interpretation of data. These evaluations requireextensive training and experience in microbiology. Understanding themethodology, and more importantly, understanding the limitations of the test present the more difficult issues. For example, a manufacturer found highcounts of Enterobacter cloacae in their oral dosage form product derivedfrom a natural substance. Since they did not isolate E. coli, they released the product. FDA analysis found E. cloacae in most samples from the batchand even E. coli in one sample. In this case management failed to recognize that microbiological contamination might not be uniform, that otherorganisms may mask the presence of certain organisms when identificationprocedures are performed, and that microbiological testing is far fromabsolute. The inspection must consider the relationship between theorganisms found in the samples and the potential for the existence of other objectionable conditions. For example, it is logical to assume that if the process would allow E. cloacae to be present, it could also allow thepresence of the objectionable indicator organism. The microbiologist should evaluate this potential by considering such factors as methodology, and the growth conditions of the sample as well as other fundamental factorsassociated with microbiological analysis.Evaluate management's program to audit the quality of the laboratory workperformed by outside contractors.VIII. CONTRACT TESTINGLABORATORIESMany manufacturers contract with private or independent testing laboratories to analyze their products. Since, these laboratories will conduct only thetests that the manufacturer requests, determine the specific instructionsgiven to the contractor. Evaluate these instructions to assure thatnecessary testing will be completed. For example, in a recent inspection of a topical manufacturer, total plate count and testing for the USP indicator organisms were requested. The control laboratory performed this testing only and did not look for other organisms that would be objectionable based onthe product's intended use.Analytical results, particularly for those articles in which additional or retesting is conducted, should be reviewed. Test reports should be provided to the manufacturer for tests conducted. It is not unusual to see contract laboratories fail to provide complete results, with both failing as well as passing results.Bacteriostasis/fungiostasis testing must be performed either by the contract lab or the manufacturer. These test results must be negative otherwise any sterility test results obtained by the contractor on the product may not be valid.There are no references from this document.。

实验室仪器3Q认证仪器验证并非新话题，但对于实验室来说却是一个新内容，一般来说，PQ（性能确认）实验室能做，但IQ（安装确认）、OQ（运行确认）却做不了，或者认证机构根本就不承认普通实验室的方案和报告，这却给仪器厂商提供了一个收费的机会，购买全套验证资料的价格约占仪器本身价格的5%-15%。

什么是4Q？关于仪器验证，比如说，一套完整的仪器设备验证方案，将包括4个部分，即4Q，分别为：DQ，设计确认（Design Qualification），确认设备的设计符合用户需求规范及相关法规。

IQ，安装确认（Installation Qualification），确认仪器文件、部件及安装过程。

OQ，运行确认（Operational Qualification），确认仪器在空转状态下，在操作的极限范围内能作正常的运转。

PQ，性能确认（Performance Qualification），确认仪器载样运行下是否符合标准规定。

什么是3Q？由于实验室所用仪器均有仪器厂家研发设计而成，因此DQ（设计确认）在仪器验证中可以不做，所以本帖所提3Q，是指以上IQ（安装确认）、OQ（运行确认）、PQ（性能确认）。

也就是说实验室仪器验证是从IQ（安装确认）做起，再做OQ（运行确认）、PQ（性能确认），就完成了一套仪器验证的整套资料。

以制药行业验证仪器为例根据制药行业生产品种的不同，从剂型上分，有粉针剂、原料药、固体制剂等，而不同的药品也有不同的检测项目，对实验室仪器来说，主要是为满足药品检测而准备，因此根据仪器分类，简单分成了3类：对于简单仪器，比如：电炉、超声波清洗器等是不需要进行验证的，因为仪器本身简单，且对试验结果不能产生直接的影响，因此此类仪器可以省略验证。

对于一般仪器，比如：pH计、天平等不是精密仪器，但仪器状态又对试验结果能产生直接的影响，因此此类仪器需要做3Q验证，但可以简略来做，就是做：IOQ、PQ，即把IQ（安装确认）和OQ（运行确认）合成一个步骤来做。

实验室检测月刊
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【期刊名称】《实验室检测》
【年(卷),期】2024()2
【摘要】《实验室检测》创刊于2023年5月,由国家市场监督管理总局主管,中国检验检测学会主办,是一本国内外公开发行,专注于实验室检测类的学术期刊。

本刊主要报道的学科关注点包括:(1)实验分析与检测;(2)实验技术;(3)仪器设备研制与开发;(4)计算机技术应用与开发;(5)实验室建设与科学管理;(6)实验室环境与安全;(7)仪器设备供应与管理,等。

【总页数】1页(P134-134)
【正文语种】中文
【中图分类】G23
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Clontech公司聚集了一大批优秀的科学家，在分子研究的各个领域开发出了许多设计思路独特，快捷便利的试剂产品，紧跟科学前沿。

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