Research Regulatory Compliance

Research Regulatory Compliance offers the latest information on regulations and compliance in the laboratory. With the increasing complexity of regulations and need for institutional infrastructure to deal with compliance of animal use issues, as well as a requirement surrounding human subjects, this publication provides reputable guidance and information.

The book is extremely helpful as a resource for researchers, administrators, and technicians in the laboratory, and is also a great asset for faculty or new researchers coming in to the laboratory environment. It will help prepare users for the deluge of regulatory and compliance issues they will face while conducting their scientific programs.

The book is edited and authored by known leaders in the field of compliance and regulations, and contains extensive research on the topics. It represents the new standard for information in every laboratory.

Provides a “one-stop" , go-to resource for the many regulatory and compliance issues that affect laboratory study and research modelsExtremely helpful as a resource for researchers, administrators, and technicians in the laboratory, and also a great asset for faculty or new researchers coming in to the laboratory environment Focuses on United States regulations, covering both animal models and human subjectsWritten and edited by known leaders in the field of regulatory compliance who bring many years of collective experience to the book

1. Human Subjects Research Protections
2. Investigational New Drug and Device Exemption Process
3. The Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee
4. Biological Hazards and Select Agents
5. Radiological Hazards and Lasers
6. Controlled Substances: Maintaining Institutional Compliance
7. Export Controls and US Research Universities
8. Data Management and Research Integrity
9. Intellectual Property
10. Financial Conflicts of Interest in Research
11. Good Laboratory Practices (GLPs)
12. Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research Oversight: A Confluence of Voluntary Self-Regulation and Shifting Policy Initiatives