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Jan Nicholson
CDC
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Subject: Biohazards of sorting human cells
Date: Thursday, November 10, 1994 1:55PM
Message-Id: <9411102155.AA24655@scripps.edu>
To: cytometry@flowcyt.cyto.purdue.edu (Cytometry Mailing List)
From: dmosier@scripps.edu (Donald E. Mosier)
X-Sender: dmosier@riscsm.scripps.edu
Subject: Biohazards of sorting human cells
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Does anyone know of a documented transmission of any human virus to a
sorter operator associated with aerosol generation in sorting or analysis?
Also, to what extent have sorter operators complied with the 1992 OSHA
requirement for hepatitis B vaccination of lab workers coming in contact
with human blood or blood products?
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